👯Cecily and Gwendolen's argument escalates into a passionate battle of insults.
🍵Merriman's tea service temporarily cools the fight, but it resumes once he leaves.
🤝The women reconcile after the shocking revelations about Jack and Algernon's true identities.
🍰Tea and muffins become subjects of contention and symbols of social behavior.
🤥Jack's web of lies starts unraveling as the women confront him and Algernon with their contradictory stories.
What is the main conflict between Cecily and Gwendolen?
—Cecily and Gwendolen argue over their engagements to Mr. Ernest Worthing and who has a better claim to him.
How does the fight between Cecily and Gwendolen cool down temporarily?
—Merriman serves tea, temporarily cooling the fight between Cecily and Gwendolen.
Do Cecily and Gwendolen reconcile at any point?
—Yes, after the shocking revelations about Jack and Algernon's true identities, Cecily and Gwendolen reconcile.
What do tea and muffins symbolize in the play?
—Tea and muffins become subjects of contention and symbols of social behavior.
How do Jack's lies affect him later on?
—Jack's lies start unraveling as the women confront him and Algernon with their contradictory stories.
00:09Cecily is alone when Merriman announces Gwendolen's arrival.
00:19Cecily and Gwendolen argue over who has a better claim to Mr. Ernest Worthing.
00:48Jack is revealed as Jack not Ernest, and Algernon is engaged to Cecily.
01:02Cecily and Gwendolen storm off after learning about the lies and contradictions.
01:17Jack and Algernon eat tea and argue about their next actions.
01:25Cecily and Gwendolen resume their argument over tea, showing their social behavior.
01:32The women confront Jack and Algernon with their contradictory stories.
01:39Jack's lies come back to haunt him as the truth is revealed.
