Charles Surface

Charles Surface is a character from Richard Sheridan’s play "The School for Scandal." He’s portrayed as a charming, lively young man who enjoys social life and has a playful, sometimes impulsive nature. Though he can be a bit reckless and overly confident, he values honesty and loyalty. Throughout the story, Charles navigates situations involving love, deception, and social reputation, ultimately demonstrating genuine sincerity beneath his flamboyant exterior. His character highlights themes of morality, integrity, and the contrast between appearance and reality in social interactions.