The correct answer is (D). In Oscar Wild’s play “The Importance of Being Earnest, A Trivial Comedy for Serious People” Lady Bracknell agrees to allows Jack Worthing to marry her daughter, Gwendolen, by revealing that he has inherited a large fortune from his father, General John Moncrieff. At the end it’s reviled that Jack was the long lost Lady Bracknell’s nephew whom Miss Prism accidentally left as baby in a handbag on the Brighton railway line and that his actually is Ernest John Moncrieff.
Answer: most likely E.
Explanation: D is wrong on plato and E makes the most sense
