Distinguishing between those who write and those who don’t write by describing the qualities that each of them possess. Writers have an imagination and present the idea of cherishing their secrets, dreams, and their memories, while those individuals who don’t write are dull, and contain no sense of personality. Lady Bracknell, Gwendolyn, Cecily, and younger Ms. Prism are examples of woman who write or wrote using their imagination and writing about their secrets. However, Ms. Prism and Dr. Chasuble are examples of individuals who don’t wrote demonstrating their dull personalities of which alludes to the fact that they are not married. In the end Wilde uses the theme of writing to criticize Victorian women and their
Distinguishing between those who write and those who don’t write by describing the qualities that each of them possess. Writers have an imagination and present the idea of cherishing their secrets, dreams, and their memories, while those individuals who don’t write are dull, and contain no sense of personality. Lady Bracknell, Gwendolyn, Cecily, and younger Ms. Prism are examples of woman who write or wrote using their imagination and writing about their secrets. However, Ms. Prism and Dr. Chasuble are examples of individuals who don’t wrote demonstrating their dull personalities of which alludes to the fact that they are not married. In the end Wilde uses the theme of writing to criticize Victorian women and their