The Importance of Being Earnest

Act I, Second Half

What makes Gwendolen nervous? Why?

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Gwendolen is nervous about the impending meeting between her mother, Lady Bracknell, and her suitor, Jack Worthing. She is worried about how her mother will react to Jack and whether she will approve of their relationship. Gwendolen is aware of her mother's high standards and expectations, and she is anxious that Jack may not meet them. She is concerned that Lady Bracknell may disapprove of Jack's background or social status, which could jeopardize their relationship.
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