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During a short conversation between the Duchess of Berwick, Lady Windermere, and Lord Darlington, author Oscar Wilde exposes such entertaining arrogance that the members of upper class parliamentary procedure contain. All the blunt, cynical insults toward the dismount class and sarcastic language between the character enlightens the arrogances of the characters and the cruel structure of their society considering the gaps between lower class and noble class, along with men and women.The Duchess of Berwick is the first character that is introduced in the excerpt and immediately, theres a clear idea of what kind of person she is. She has a really harsh conclusion of people below her, as seen I wont let you know my daughter, you are far too wicked. Although she knows Darlington well, she will non allow her daughter to think on her own and act on her own accord. Its dominant that the Duchess values status along with wealth with the saying, I dont know what society is coming to. The most dreadful people seem to go everywhere. She is very clearly seen to not like the lower class and thinks a bit...