What might be Wilde's criticism or point about marriage based on this satirical quote from Lady Bracknell? "To speak frankly, I am not in favour of long engagements. They give people the opportunity of finding out each other's character before marriage, which I think is never advisable." (1 point) Responses Short engagements are best. Short engagements are best. People should not be marrying in the first place if they don't know each other well. People should not be marrying in the first place if they don't know each other well. Marriage is best when people don't really know each other. Marriage is best when people don't really know each other. People sometimes wait too long to get married.
Marriage should not be based solely on superficial impressions or initial chemistry. Wilde's criticism may be that people should take the time to truly understand each other's character before committing to marriage, rather than rushing into it based on fleeting emotions or societal expectations.
Answer?
People should not be marrying in the first place if they don't know each other well.
