Character Analysis
Oscar Wilde loves his comic servants. James only appears in Act 4, to tell Lord Goring that none of the people he wants to see are there – but his father is.
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Oscar Wilde loves his comic servants. James only appears in Act 4, to tell Lord Goring that none of the people he wants to see are there – but his father is.