Lady bracknell. never speak disrespectfully of society, algernon. only people who can’t get into it do that. [to cecily.] dear child, of course you know that algernon has nothing but his debts to depend upon. but i do not approve of mercenary marriages. when i married lord bracknell i had no fortune of any kind. but i never dreamed for a moment of allowing that to stand in my way. well, i suppose i must give my consent. –the importance of being earnest, oscar wilde what traits does lady bracknell show in this passage? check all that apply. she is instructive toward algernon. she is determined. she is unmarried. she is reluctant to agree. she is to agree.

The conclusions that can be made about Lady Bracknell from this text are;

The above conclusions can be reached about Lady Bracknell from the text. In this text, her instructiveness towards Algernon was deduced when she commanded him never to speak disrespectfully of society.

She is also determined and resolute in her assertions.

Finally, she is reluctant to agree. This can be seen in her final statement where she says that she supposes that she must give her consent.

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