which is the main reason why Jack had to change his name when he got in the city. He had to fit into the society and be accepted, especially among the upper-class society (Eltis, pg. 89). He was forced to smoke and do anything else that was required of him in order to make him look like one of the wealthy members, even though, sometimes he really didn’t want to. Without living such a deceiving life, it was almost impossible for him to get to Gwendolen. He would have been treated as an outsider or an outcast. Multiple class issues are still very common in society. In the Victorian era of England, the class issues were caused by the unequal distribution of resources. The lower-class members of the society always received low wages. They were put down and treated like slaves, while the wealthy people continued to find more and more resources, which is important in maintaining social status (Ellmann pg. 54). Wilde demonstrates that the problem of social economic differences has been a huge part
which is the main reason why Jack had to change his name when he got in the city. He had to fit into the society and be accepted, especially among the upper-class society (Eltis, pg. 89). He was forced to smoke and do anything else that was required of him in order to make him look like one of the wealthy members, even though, sometimes he really didn’t want to. Without living such a deceiving life, it was almost impossible for him to get to Gwendolen. He would have been treated as an outsider or an outcast. Multiple class issues are still very common in society. In the Victorian era of England, the class issues were caused by the unequal distribution of resources. The lower-class members of the society always received low wages. They were put down and treated like slaves, while the wealthy people continued to find more and more resources, which is important in maintaining social status (Ellmann pg. 54). Wilde demonstrates that the problem of social economic differences has been a huge part