What is the irony in the meeting of Gwendolen and Cecily garden at the Manor House?

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What is the irony in the meeting of Gwendolen and Cecily garden at the Manor House?

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anonymous · Answer

@iGreen @inowalst @dan815 @Destinymasha @Nnesha @nincompoop @sleepyjess

anonymous · Answer

In "The Importance of Being Earnest" could any one tell me the irony in the meeting in Act 2

anonymous · Answer

@gorv @bohotness @rational @k_lynn

anonymous · Answer

I have the dialogue if needed.

inowalst · Answer

I don't know. Sorry. :/

anonymous · Answer

It's ok

anonymous · Answer

Define 'irony' and you can determine why the meeting is ironic.

anonymous · Answer

@rainypilot001 Yahoo! Answers isn't satisfactory for me.

anonymous · Answer

@rainypilot001 Nice try, though.

anonymous · Answer

ok i was trying to help :( sorry

anonymous · Answer

It's ok. Thanks for your input.

bohotness · Answer

whta do you thnink you answer is

anonymous · Answer

I honestly have no idea.

anonymous · Answer

see if this will help you

anonymous · Answer

Full Definition of IRONY

1
:  a pretense of ignorance and of willingness to learn from another assumed in order to make the other's false conceptions conspicuous by adroit questioning —called also Socratic irony

anonymous · Answer

@mafhater