How does M'Comas criticise the Victorian Londoners George Bernard Shaw wrote You Never Can Tell in In this play McComas is a lawyer and family friend He is wise and speaks honestly about London society Through his words Shaw shows the false manners of Victorian people McComas criticises how Londoners act politely but live selfishly False Manners McComas sees that people in London care only for manners They smile curve and speak softly but their hearts are not kind He says We do unkind things in a kind way He also says We say bitter things in a sweet voice These words show that people are not honest in feeling Their politeness is only a mask to look good in society McComas laughs at this fake politeness of Victorian Londoners Fear of Gossip McComas also notices that people fear gossip very much They always worry about what others will say