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Why is it ironic when Algernon appears as Jack’s wicked brother Ernest?
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Why is it ironic when Algernon appears as Jack’s wicked brother Ernest?

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It is extremely ironic in the way that they have been pretending to be brothers in order for Algy to pursue his love for Cecily and Jack to pursue his bunburying.

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