An Ideal Husband
Introduction + Context
Plot Summary
Detailed Summary & Analysis
Act 1, Part 1 Act 1, Part 2 Act 1, Part 3 Act 2, Part 1 Act 2, Part 2 Act 3, Part 1 Act 3, Part 2 Act 4, Part 1 Act 4, Part 2
Themes
All Themes The Natural and the Artificial Romance, Boredom, and Delight The Trivial and the Serious Wit, Charm, and Contrariness Love, Morality, and Forgiveness
Quotes
Characters
All Characters Lord Arthur Goring Sir Robert Chiltern Lady Gertrude Chiltern Mrs. Cheveley Baron Arnheim Lord Caversham Lady Markby Mabel Chiltern Phipps
Symbols
All Symbols The Stolen Brooch The Buttonhole
Literary Devices
All Literary Devices Allusions Dramatic Irony Foreshadowing Genre Hyperbole Imagery Irony Metaphors Mood Pathos Personification Satire Setting Similes Style Tone Verbal Irony
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An Ideal Husband

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Oscar Wilde

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