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“The Importance of Character”
In this activity, students will work in groups dedicated to specific characters, using critical thinking and collaborative learning to develop a deeper understanding of the characters and their roles in the play.
Behind a veil of satire and wit, the characters of Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest have their own personalities and motivations. Work in small groups and focus on a character from the play. Each group should analyze their character, seeking to answer the following questions:
Include a visual aid with words and images that will help the class at large to remember your main points. Present your analysis to the class once you have finished. To conclude your presentation, initiate discussion through questions to the larger group on how the character connects to the overarching themes, symbols, and motifs of the play.
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