Answer :
Answer:
The second option is the right answer.
Explanation:
In Oscar Wilde's play, at the end of act 2 Jack confesses that he has never had a brother Ernest and that he has not the smallest intention of having neither Cecily nor Gwendolen in the future. Humorously, Gwendoleen and Cecily at the window, looking out into the garden see their action of eating muffins as a demonstartion of repentance and shame for what they have said and done which indeed these men do not feel at all. In reality the women are making excuses for the men they love in spite of their unmannerly behaviour towards Cecily and Gwendolen.
Cecily and Gwendolen know the value of romance and may make excuses for the men they love.
Who were Cecily and Gwendolen?
Cecily and Gwendolen are the characters from Being Earnest. They are shown to have shown sensibility by not following the men they love.
Hence, option B holds true regarding Cecily and Gwendolen.
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