act 4 - part II
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- Oh, my dear, the sound of your voice alone gives me all the certainty that I need to believe you. Such beautiful words!
- In moments of big importance, such as this one, things should be said with style. Of course I can forgive you.
- Oh, dear, you know how Algy is; I don’t think he will ever understand the importance of being earnest.
- What exactly just happened here?
- Algernon!
- Cecily told me about Jones. I felt the social obligation to be there for you.
- Brother? What are you doing here?
- First of all, the train has already moved, we missed it. And for goodness sake, Algy, just say you’re going Bunburying. You’re not fooling me with this Jones friend, which you clearly just invented.
- But you haven't bought a ticket! And the train is about to leave! Don't worry about Jones. I don't think it's a good moment and...
- Don’t you miss being free? I do love Cecily, but I constantly try to forget the fact that I am married. When I go Bunburying, I live like I'm a bachelor again.
- You're one to talk, my fellow Bunburyist. Old habits never die.
- Well, the habit of Bunburying died to me, for good, several years ago. I have learned the importance of being earnest.
- Enough, Algernon. You owe my little Cecily an explanation. We're going home and that is final.
- Cecily, I’ve lied to you, and for that I am sorry. But I only did it thinking about you; marriage is not romantic and, in order to forget we ever got married, I was planning to spend some days away. In many ways, I lied for love. Can you forgive me, my darling?
- Algernon, you’re back?
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