The excerpt reveals that the narrator is preoccupied and focused on something important, as they mention being busy with earnest endeavors. The fact that they do not mention the name of "her" during this time suggests a shift in their relationship dynamics and potential avoidance or discomfort in discussing the individual.
The riots were terrible, but the ensuing police response made things even worse.
rare
resulting
Thomas Burch has written: 'A discourse on the origin of civil government, and the obligations of a people to obedience. ... With a serious and earnest address to the inhabitants of Great-Britain, in reference to the ensuing election. Preached at Smarden in Kent, July 22, 1753. By Thomas Burch' 'Remarks on Mr. Allen's notion of the Man-Jesus'
later, next, subsequently, succeeding, ensuing
next, subsequent, succeeding, ensuing, resulting
electric scooter
He abolished Parliament and lost the ensuing civil war it caused.
Detached.
The main conflict in "The Importance of Being Earnest" revolves around the dual identities of the characters, particularly the two male leads Algernon and Jack, who maintain separate personas to navigate their social lives. This conflict is further complicated by their romantic pursuits and the expectations placed upon them by society, leading to misunderstandings and comedic situations.
The main symbols are coats that represent the Bible.
Behind, ensuing, later, next, thereafter, subsequently, afterwards, rear...