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Jack, who lives in Hertfordshire as a Justice of the Peace, and pillar of society, is seen by Cecil to be so serious in that setting that he can't be quiet well. The consequence is that he needs to escape from this seriousness by inventing Ernest. To escape being earnest he has to become Ernest, whi ... (continue)
Jack, who lives in Hertfordshire as a Justice of the Peace, and pillar of society, is seen by Cecil to be so serious in that setting that he can't be quiet well. The consequence is that he needs to escape from this seriousness by inventing Ernest. To escape being earnest he has to become Ernest, which is another irony embedded in the pun of the title.
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