Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.
Oscar Wilde
Droll yet poignant, this line uttered by Mr. Dumby, a character created by??for his 1892 play ¡°Lady Windermere¡¯s Fan,¡± expresses the value of?. Remembered for his witty??as much as his groundbreaking??works, Wilde wrote of the follies and foibles of the upper class in Victorian England, and often brought his characters redemption through a hard-earned?. The Irish playwright reminds us that we all mess up from time to time, but we can extract valuable wisdom from those?.
