Jack Quotes Flashcards

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'’Who are the people you……. Act 1
‘‘Oh…
‘‘Got
‘‘Perfectly….’’

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A1 -
Algernon - ‘‘Who are the people you amuse?’’

Jack - ‘‘Oh, neighbours, neighbours.’’

Algernon- ‘‘Got nice neighbours…?’’

Jack -‘‘Perfectly horrid’’

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Act 1

'’What on earth do you mean…’’’

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'’What on earth do you mean by a Bunburyist?’’

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Stage direction Act 1 -
[Jack looks at her….]

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[Jack looks at her in her amazement] Act 1

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'’I must get christened at once - I mean we must…’’

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'’I must get christened at once - I mean we must get married at once’’

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'’What a….’’

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'’What a Gorgon’’

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'’She is a monster, without a myth, which is…’’

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'’She is a monster, without a myth, which is rather unfair’’

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'’I’ll bet you anything… that half an hour….they will be calling

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'’I’ll bet you anything ….that half an hour after they have met, they will be calling each other sister’’

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'’My own….’’ ‘‘My own….’’

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'’My own darling’’ ‘‘My own one!’’

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Prescribed directions: Act 2
‘‘[Enter JACK slowly from the back of the garden. He is dressed….’’

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’‘[Enter JACK slowly from the back of the garden. He is dressed in the deepest mourning …] Act 2

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Act 2 -
[Shakes Miss Prisms hand in….

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’‘[Shakes Miss Prisms hand in a tragic manner]’’

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'’He died abroad; in….’’

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Act 2 -
‘‘He died abroad; in Paris, in fact’’

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'’He seems to have expressed a desire….’’

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'’He seems to have expressed a desire to be buried in Paris’’ Act 2

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'’I don’t see much fun in….it would be….’’

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'’I don’t see much fun in being christened along with other babies. It would be childish’’

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'’What nonsense! I haven’t got a….’’
Act 2

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'’What nonsense! I haven’t got a brother.’’

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'’I thinks it is perfectly….’’

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'’I think it is perfectly absurd’’ (that your name isnt ernest)

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'’Your vanity is ridiculous, your conduct an…. and your presence in my… utterly…’’’

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'’Your vanity is ridiculous. your conduct an outrage, and your presence in my garden utterly absurd’’ (need to contexualise’’)

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’‘[Clasps hands….]’’ A3

A

A3-
‘‘[Clasps hands with ALGERNON]’’

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Act 3:
JACK and Algernon ‘‘[Speaking together.] Our Christian names! Is that all? But we are going to be…..’’

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JACK and Algernon ‘‘[Speaking together.] Our Christian names! Is that all? But we are going to be christened this afternoon’’

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Act 3 ‘‘I do not approve at all of his… i suspect him…’’

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'’I do not approve at all of his moral character. I suspect him of being untruthful’’ A3(contextualise)

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Act 3:
‘‘He subsequently stayed for… and devoured every…. ‘’

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“He subsequently stayed for tea, and devoured every single muffin” A3

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A3:
‘‘i have no… i never had a… and that i dont intend to have a… not even of….’’

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“I have no brother, I have never had a brother , and that I don’t intend to have a brother, not even of any kind” A3

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'’The moment you…. to my marriage with…., i will most….. your nephew to form an alliance with…..’’ A3

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“the moment you consent to my marriage with Gwendolen, I will most gladly allow your nephew to form an alliance with my ward” A3

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A3:
‘‘But after all, who has the…… to cast a….against one who has….’’

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“But after all, who has the right to cast a stone against one who has suffered?” A3

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“Why should there be one law for…. and another for….?” A3

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“Why should there be one law for men, and another for women?” A3

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''I knew i had a .....! i always said i had....!.... Cecily- how could have every doubted that i had....''
“Why should there be one law for men, and another for women?” A3
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''[Puts book very.... down and.... quite... calmly''
“[Puts book very quietly down and speaks quite calmly.]” A3
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A3 ''I always... you my name was.... didnt i? Well it is.... after all'''
“I always told you my name was Ernest, didn't I? Well, it is Ernest after all” A3
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A3 ''It is a..... thing for a man to find out suddenly... that all his life has been speaking nothing but the.....'''
“It is a terrible thing for a man to find out suddenly that all his life has been speaking nothing but the truth” A3
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Last line of the play; A3 ''Ive now.... for the.... in my life the... importance of being Earnest'''
“I’ve now realised for the first time in my life the vital Importance of Being Earnest” A3
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