Question

How does Wilde suggest the rocket’s lack of self-knowledge? Answer from the story The Remarkable Rocket by Oscar Wilde Plz answer someone~~

Answer 1

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At this point in the story the Rocket is literally moved to tears by his own self-importance. A Roman Candle warns him that he would be well advised to keep himself dry; the Bengal Light agrees saying that this is only common sense. According to the author this sends the Rocket into a rage as he rails against the accusation of being “common” and counters that no one can appreciate his emotional nature.