Ernest seems confused, then stutters yes, he was in Shropshire. Doubtful about that, Algy tests Ernest-asking if he was in Shropshire.The two friends discuss where Ernest has been and what activities he's been up to.His thoughts are interrupted by Lane, who announces the arrival of Mr.Algernon comments he thinks it should be the job of the "lower classes" (I.17) to demonstrate good behavior for everyone else.To himself, Algernon remarks that Lane's views about marriage are "lazy.".Finishing his duties, Lane leaves the room.They talk about drinking and married life. When Lane hands them to him, Algernon takes some and flops down on the sofa. Algernon checks that Lane has ordered the cucumber sandwiches for Lady Bracknell.We hear the sound of piano music in the next room. Let’s set the scene: Lane, Algernon’s servant, is arranging tea on the table in his luxurious morning-room.
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