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The epigram in algernon’s last line is used to make marriage seem easy and simple. convince jack that marriage is unnecessary. make a critique of married life. convince jack that his wife will be dishonest.

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The epigram in Algernon's last line is used to make a critique of married life.


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An epigram is a short saying or poem that expresses an idea in a clever, funny way. Algernon constantly shows his disapproval to marriage in this work.

A satirical, brief and memorable word or phrase used in the sentence to make the witty comment and pun is called an epigram. This when used in the poem or the sentences expresses the idea funnily and cleverly.

The epigram is used to make a critique of married life.

Who is Algernon in the play?

  • In “Importance of Being Earnest, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People”, is a play composed by Wilde. Algernon Moncrieff is a young guy from London and is also the nephew of Lady Bracknell.

  • Algernon is an idle and charming fictional character in the play. He is also very witty, brilliant but selfish and loves to make epigrammatic and contradictory pronouncements.

Thus, option C is correct.

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