Oh how can you be anyone but Ernest!
This story is twisted beyond belief. As we start our story we meet two mid age/
young men. The first we meet is a city man by the name of Algy. In this first accouter
we see him running form some type of authorities. From this we can derive that
he is a rambunctious man that takes action quickly and without hesitation. The
second man we meet (Jack) is one of royalty and well dignified. These two men
are best friend and have always been there for each other. Now these two brothers are in means of
escape. Algy lives in the city but deeply desires to be in the country. Dear
Jack lives in the country and needs the excitement of the city life. So with
this conundrum in hand they both devised a concoction, this being that they
pretended that they had a brother giving them an escape. Algy had a sick Mr.
Bunbury that he must constantly give his attention. Jack had Ernest that presides in the city. The
ruse became quite useful for the both of them.
Jack would
always go into the city hunting for the nightlife. In this he meets a woman of
great royalty. Gwendolyn was the women and she fell madly in love with Ernest. Ernest
being the persona that Jack put on in the city. How is there in drama in that, well it gets
better. Gwendolyn’s mother is on of extreme sovereigns and has very high
standards for the man who would betroth her daughter. So Ernest/Jack must go
through an extensive interview with Gwendolyn’s mother Augusta. Which in turn
he does not pass, but his love for Gwendolyn is unfailing. Jack retires to his country
side to get his mind about him.
Algy is Gwendolyn’s cousin and has a good
relationship with her. Algy need his escape devises this plan to become Jacks
brother and head out to the countryside to meet Jacks ward. This ward is the
young sweet Cecily. Algy meets the young
Cecily and they fall madly in love. This is where the pan goes haywire. Both
Cecily and Gwendolyn meet and figure out that the two men were lying about who
they really are. With this turn of events the two ladies give them the silent
treatment. With this silent treatment
the men must win their hearts back. They do so with ease to say the least. Then
Lady Augusta shows up to the countryside to retrieve her daughter. She will not
allow her daughter to marry Jack because he is not worthy and has no recollection
of who his parents are. In a weird turn of event s Jack comes to find out that
he is actually Algy’s real brother and all get married.
In this movie there is plenty of comic relief. The first I found
was Cecily always had this dream world where the knight in shining armor would
always come save her for her boring studies. This is a sign of immaturity and
always a play on all the fairytales we hear. Notice that before she meets Algy
the Knight always has his helmet on (no face to be seen). Once she has fallen
in love with him he is in the armor with his helmet off. Then after he makes
her mad the helmet is back on to show that she did not see him as her “Knight
in shining” armor anymore. Also
Gwendolyn has a way with words. She uses her vocabulary to describe sex without
even saying it. She even at one point describes her anger in such a caring manner.
Overall I loved this movie and I would recommend its twisted
story to anyone!
Gwendolen does have a way with words. I kind of saw it but didn't completely realize it.
ReplyDeleteI hadnt noticed the metaphor of the knights helmet yet!!! I did realize how her day dreams played toward her immaturity and desires of a knight in shinning armor, however, the helmet is a very good detail to pick up on!!!
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