Gwendolen

Monday, July 16, 1894

8:30: Woke up fifteen minutes ago, I couldn’t get to sleep because I’m so excited since I’m going to get married this afternoon. At the same time, I keep thinking of the day I learned that my Jack was actually named Ernest. Anyway, I shall get ready for breakfast.

10:30: I’ve just finished having breakfast with mum who was still trying to convince me to not goi through with this marriage. I feared she wasn’t going to come to the wedding or would try something to make it go wrong, but I made her promise that she would'ntdo such things.

11:30: I’m going to see Cecily for the preparations. Since she was going to get married to Algy, we decided to do it at the same time.

12:30: It’s almost time for the wedding I’m getting dressed for the wedding. I thinking that being married to Ernest is what I’ve always dreamed about. I hope nothing goes wrong at the wedding and I’m more than thrilled to see my Ernest.

Monday July 16th 1894

My dear diary, this day is going to be the most amazing day of my life, well after the one when I first married Ernest, I mean Algernon. I am sure it is not going to be as fabulous as the day we got married under that tree; because I thought his name was Earnest and there is nothing comparable to being married to an Earnest,as it is such an inspiring name. Anyway, even if our relationship has not always been easy, you know we broke up once and he lied to me about his real name, the three month we spent together before we met were amazing. I must admit that I have been a little disappointed when I realized that he was not the wicked man he was supposed to be and that his real name was Algernon (one must confess Algernon is not a really classy name ). However, my love for him is deep and I can’t wait for the moment when he will slip a ring on my finger, for real this time. My dear diary, this is coming, in about an hour! I must leave you now, to get prepared!

xxx cecily

Gwendolen

by maxime lacoste
Monday July 16th 1894
My dear diary today is the amazing wedding of Algernon and Cecily! It is also the wedding of my daughter, Gwendolen, and Ernest. I am happy to see that Cecily is now happy with Algernon and

I support everything they will have to face in the future. They make such a beautiful couple, my nephew seems happy and that is how he should be. Unfortunately, there will be the marriage of my daughter.....  I hope Ernest will be able to do whatever Gwendolen asks him. I do not approve of their decision, but I will do whatever I can for my daughter. It doesn’t make sense that they are getting together, she deserves someone better than him. I told her many times she could find someone better, but she keeps saying he is the right one. A man who practices duplicty shouldn’t be with such a pretty and nice girl! I still think I have the right to say no to that marriage, but even if I say no, they will probably stay together.  As for Algernon and Cecily I am pretty sure they will be happy since they are made for each other. Algernon is such a great guy, he will take care of her. I hope my beautiful Gwendolen won’t regret her choice.

Algernon Moncrieff

by david lonergan

Monday, July 16, 1894

8h00 : My dear fellow diary, I have an amazing feeling about my mariage. Even if she had thought we were married for a few months, today is our ultimatum, we are getting married. It is true that I love Cecily Cardew. She’ll be a wonderful wife. I can’t wait to fit a ring on her finger.

10h30: My dear fellow, even if some people think I’m not good enough for Cecily, they are wrong. It’s not because I assume that cheating helps relationships to last that I’m bad for her. Anyway, if I don’t cheat on her, she’ll do it, so I should do it before she does. It’s not because I have a wife, that I can’t be a Bunburyists.

12h30: My dear fellow diary, I can feel it, I’m hearing the piano playing, the voice of the reverend asking us if we are ready. I’m so stressed, if feels like the sun’s inside my smoking. I wonder how beautiful will she be. Alright, time’s up, game over, I have to go now, wish me good luck.

Before the wedding

Mathieu Cinq-Mars
Ernest



Monday, July 16, 1894

8h: 30 Their is only few hours between my title of unmarried man and my new title of husband. I’m sure that Gwendoleen will be the greatest wife for me. She has made me do a lot of change in fact she’s the second greatest thing that had happened in my life. Obviously, the first one is the discovery of my real name.

10:30 I’m so happy now that my name is Ernest; the most amazing aspect of this is that I have always be Ernest for all my life because it was my real name. I have realized all the new quality that I have now developed has an earnest living. I’m now much more honest I even don’t feel the need of going in London to be unrespectable. The reason of all these new qualities is certainly because of my new and extraordinary name.


12:30 I had only one regret, I’m mad at myself that I had let my little Cecily into the hands of a Bunburyist. What a stupid idea is that... who could seriously be named M. Bunbury. Their is no doubt that he will continue his unacceptable way of living for the rest of his life. But my love for Gwendoleen is more powerful than these regrets so I must let Cecily made her decisions.

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