5:31 LTE 624 Take Quiz Exit Question 6 2 pts Select the correct answer to complete each sentence. Algernon brings up Bunbury to Lady Bracknell because [ Select] Wilde uses their dialogue to develop humor by having Lady Bracknell respond with [ Select ] Question 7 1 pts Why does Algernon take Lady Bracknell to another room? He's giving Jack a chance to propose to Gwendolen. Algernon wants to spend more time with her. He wants to tell her the truth about Bunbury.

Wilde brilliantly crafts Algernon's fictional friend Bunbury as a comedic device to explore Victorian social norms. By introducing Bunbury to Lady Bracknell, Algernon cleverly navigates a conversation that reveals the absurdity of the upper-class expectations, eliciting laughter from the audience while critiquing their pretensions. When Lady Bracknell reacts to Bunbury's mention, her bewildered and formal responses amplify the humor. This interplay highlights the ridiculousness of the characters' preoccupations, showcasing Wilde's signature wit. The audience can't help but chuckle at how seriously they take their far-fetched concerns, making for a delightful theatrical experience!