A character in The Importance of Being Earnest
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde
Cecily's prim, moralizing governess at the Manor House, given to maxims and quietly attracted to Dr. Chasuble.
Also known as: Lætitia
Inside the story
Miss Prism is Cecily Cardew’s prim, moralizing governess at the Manor House, where she instructs her young charge in proper conduct and often speaks in maxims. She is also quietly attracted to Dr. Chasuble, the local cleric.
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