Algernon

• Algernon's view on marriage, it's not p... it's...

  'I thought you had come up for pleasure?... I call that business.’
• Algernon suggests that Lady's Harbury's hair has turned ... after death of her husband

  ‘Hair had turned quite gold from grief.’
• quote that shows Algernon is a dandy in Act 2 when he arrives in the country

  ‘very gay and debonair’ (stylish)  
• Algernon shows his negative view of marriage through the counterintuitive idea a known cliche

  ‘Divorces are made in Heaven.’ 
• What does Algernon say when Cecily asks if he is engaged to Gwendolen


  ' Of course not! What could have put such an idea into your pretty little head? '
• What does Algernon say to Lane about tomorrow that foreshadows his journey to happiness

  ' I hope tomorrow is a fine day .'
• Stage direction that shows what Algernon is carrying when he arrives at Jack's manor

  ' large luncheon basket .'
• Algernon says that he makes up for being 'a little over-dressed' ...

  by being always immensely over-educated '