Question

The Importance of Being Earnest

Act II, First Half

To what unexpected thing is Algernon’s appetite linked (i.e., he does not have an appetite without what)? What does this indicate about his character?

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

Algernon's appetite is linked to his mood. He mentions that he has no appetite unless he is in a good mood. This indicates that Algernon is a character who is easily affected by his emotions and that his mood plays a significant role in his behavior and actions. It also suggests that he is a character who values his own pleasure and comfort, as he only wants to eat when he is in a good mood.