💡Miss Prism's attempt to get Cecily to study German highlights the societal expectations placed on women during the time period.
🔑Cecily's suggestion to reform Ernest showcases her naive belief in the power of love and the desire to change a person for the better.
📘Miss Prism's admission of writing a three-volume novel when she was young adds a humorous element to the scene.
😄Dr. Chasuble's feelings for Miss Prism create a subplot that adds depth to the story.
🌳Cecily's solitary reflection on her attraction to Ernest hints at the themes of illusion and self-deception explored in the play.