In "the importance of being earnest," what is the function of the characters of miss prism and chasuble? plz will give branliest to answer

The characters of Miss Prism and Chasuble in "The Importance of Being Earnest" are viewed in a slightly comedic way, they are a little grotesque caricatures that not as well developed as the other players, but that is ok because Wilde used them as a means to subtly comment on morality and religion.

Miss Prism and Chausuble are the comic relief in the play. When he proposes to her it's really funny.

Aside- On or one side 
Culture- The way of life for a group of people 
Fair- Equal and just for all sides
 Invite- Ask to come 
Language- The speech of a group of people 
Plead- To make a request
Scurries- Moves quickly 
Share- To divide and give to others