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    theme of influence is portrayed by the character of Henry Wotton in Dorian Gray. Even in the opening chapter of the book‚ he is seen to have an influence over Dorian with his musical language‚ charm‚ and unconventionality. The ideals he stands for‚ the value of beauty and youth over any socially accepted moral code‚ grabbed Dorian’s attention with their uniqueness‚ while Wotton himself allowed his words to enrapture Dorian. Dorian admits that “The few words that [Wotton] had said to him… had touched

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    Questions Q1: Discuss the character of Lord Henry and his impact on Dorian. A1: Lord Henry is an extremely immoral person. He finds no values in sticking to virtues and instead values living for the flesh. When he meets Dorian‚ he is immediately struck by his beauty. He stays and talks to Dorian while he sits for Basil. He tells Dorian that beauty is all that matters‚ and how it’s a shame that it only lasts for so long. He urges him to spend his time always "searching for new sensations"

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    Dorian Gray Essay task plan: Change in Dorian ‘A Look had come into lad’s face that he had never seen before’. How does Wilde represent the change in Dorian’s character in the opening of the novel? Throughout the novel ‘A picture of Dorian Grey’ ‚ Wilde explores the ways in which Dorian is influenced by other characters to change his expressions and speech tones and the general way he acts in the opening chapters of the book. Dorian is introduced in the book as a youngster‚ a beautiful boy unspoiled

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    Literature intensive-Epsilon Seo-Ei-kyoung In the book “the picture of Dorian grey‚ Dorian is influenced by Lord Henry and becomes ruined. Then Dorian influences numerous people and makes them ruined as well. Whether the responsibility lies to those who affect others or those who is affected is not easy to determine. However‚ the one who is affected has more responsibility for their corruptness. It is one’s own job to decide their behavior. Even though‚ people are surrounded by friends who

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    The Picture of Dorian Gray The Picture of Dorian Gray is an American horror-drama film centered on Dorian Gray‚ a handsome wealthy young man living in the nineteenth century in London. Even though Dorian is a very intelligent person‚ he often finds himself easily manipulated and this fault will ultimately lead him to failure. Dorian has his picture painted by a friend named Basil‚ and when Dorian meets his friend Lord Henry Wotton‚ his life will soon collapse. Dorian begins to believe that youth

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    Society” in Oscar Wilde’s single novel The Picture of Dorian Gray. The main reason why this novel has been chosen is because the title of the novel attracted my attention. Moreover‚ the idea of a portrait that changes appearance raised my curiosity to read and analyze the novel. The goal of this diploma paper is to explore the disagreement between Victorian values and reality by reading and analyzing the above mentioned novel. The Picture of Dorian Gray does not display exactly the theme of society‚ yet

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    Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray define monsters as disturbing criminals that initiate sinful acts. When labeling someone as a monster‚ they are automatically categorizing them based off of their appearance. Although‚ humans fear to further investigate what a monster really is. Literary works have been able to incorporate fictional characters to reflect the human’s worst side. If Dorian Gray and the Creature are truly monsters‚ then why is society negatively

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    THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY: NOTES   HOMOSEXUALITY: Dorian’s relationship between Henry and other male characters     The relationship between various male characters in the novel is a demonstration of understanding the theme of the novel.   Homosexuality in the novel:   -The homoerotic bonds between men play a large role in structuring the novel. Lord Henry is overcome with the desire to seduce Dorian and mold him into the realization of a type.   -An appreciation of youth and

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    Throughout the novel‚ The Picture of Dorian GrayDorian destroys the lives of multiple people through his slow progression of becoming evil. Through his words‚ actions‚ and relationships with Sibyl Vane‚ Alan Campbell‚ and Basil Hallward he brings their lives to an end by eroding the content of their character. In fact‚ his self-destruction originates by partaking in the evil acts Lord Henry has influenced him to perform. He was once a charming‚ kind‚ young boy who everyone loved‚ and evolved into

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    Throughout The Picture of Dorian GrayDorian Gray struggles with the desire to stay forever young. Because of all the hardships he experiences throughout his life in order to achieve this he loses his innocence along the way and eventually all of what he has done catches up to him and leads to his suicide. To him‚ youth is the only thing that has any importance and he does all that he can in order to maintain youthful without understand the repercussions of his actions until it is too late. One

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