Algernon is a charming, witty bachelor who embodies the stereotype of a <em>dandy</em>. He is not an evil character, but is definitely amoral, and does not concern himself with questions of duty and ethics. His main interests lie in being creative, free, clever, artistic and living a beautiful life. While Algernon engages in deceitful behaviour, he does not attempt to cover it up as much as Jack, and admits it freely when questioned.
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The statement "self-absorbed, witty, and sincere" is the <span>description best matches the character Algernon in Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.
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Marguerite the young Maya Angelou in the story I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings was expected to recite the next time she visits Mrs Flower. Mrs Flower told Marguerite the importance of speaking even if she is mute. Mrs Flower lends her books so she can practice.
