The point that you've raised about Jack and Algernon where you talk about how Jack is better suited for a higher class rather than Algernon is something I did not see, but when you pointed it out it made a lot of sense. I do believe that that point is very true because of the way the Algernon behaves around other people. He is almost behaves the complete opposite to how Jack/Earnest behaves. While Jack is being polite, and well-mannered, Algernon is making jokes of a serious situation.
For example, when Jack and Gwendolen are discussing their relationship's future, Gwendolen asks Algernon to turn around: "Algy, kindly turn you back. I have something very particular to say to Mr. Worthing," (1. 767-768). This is a request a respectful upperclassman
For example, when Jack and Gwendolen are discussing their relationship's future, Gwendolen asks Algernon to turn around: "Algy, kindly turn you back. I have something very particular to say to Mr. Worthing," (1. 767-768). This is a request a respectful upperclassman