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What is bunbering?

Anonymous

∙ 13y ago

Updated: 3/22/2024

'Bunbering' or to bunber.

It's the effect to cojole someone to believing your intentions are good.

To mislead through a continuous act of well-meaning behavior.

The end result being the mark will have enough trust and act in a way that is friendly toward an otherwise malevolent partner or group.

It's a trick. Act well meaning then pull a fast one.

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There are six main themes in The Importance of Being Earnest. 1. Morals and Morality- various characters flaunt the moral structures of the day; ex. bunbering (social lie) 2. love and passion- one of Wildes targets is romantic/sentimental love. (a woman falling in love with a name) ex. Gwendolyn with Earnest 3. culture clash- the obvious clash of different social standing but also the two settings of the city (London) and country (Hertfordshire) 4. Secret Sin- Jack and Algie both lie about who they are. 5. Freedom- Jack and Algie use their different personas to be free of who they truly are and not have to deal with the consequences of what they do in town. 6. Duality- Jack and Algie both have two diff. personas based on where they are

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