Title: Unveiling Victorian Society: Exploring the Themes of "The Importance of Being Earnest" In Oscar Wilde's satirical masterpiece, "The Importance of Being Earnest," the author offers a scathing critique of Victorian society, exploring themes of societal expectations, marriage, and identity. Delve into the underlying themes of the play and analyze how Wilde uses characters, events, and literary devices to convey his satirical commentary on Victorian norms. Guiding Questions: What themes are prevalent throughout the play? How does Wilde use satire to critique societal expectations and norms? What insights into Victorian society can be gleaned from the characters and their actions? How do literary devices such as irony, puns, and paradoxes contribute to the thematic exploration of the play?