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    Melanie Arakelian English 102 Mon-Wed 9:40-11:10 The Picture Of Dorian Gray 1) Do you believe Dorian Gray sold his soul to the devil? In my opinion Dorian Gray sold his soul to the devil. Since the portrait was a symbol of sin and throughout the story we saw by every sin he made the features on the portrait changed and became older and wrinkled. It wasn’t explicitly stated as such but once Dorian recognized the painting’s significance

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    Chapters 11-12: For years‚ Dorian finds himself under the influence of the book however he never tries to free himself from its grasp. He buys more than nine copies of the book from Paris and has them in different colors to represent his different moods. As years pass‚ Dorian remains as young and beautiful as he is when Basil first paints him. Rumors that he lives a dark life go around town but once people see his pure look‚ they do not believe the rumors. The difference between Dorian’s pure appearance

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    An interesting novel has conflict‚ interesting climax and good resolution. In the novel “the Picture of Dorian Gray” : the external conflict is between Dorian Gray- wonderfully handsome‚ innocent but sell his soul for eternal youth and Basil- a humane man with purely romantic values which has unique climax and surprised resolution. The nature of conflict is the inconsistent thought between Basil and Dorian Gray although they are close friend before . “ I will not bare my soul

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    Victorian Values are what this story is based upon in a sense. The Norton Book lays out a format or brief description of the Late Victorians and what the men had to go through to be accepted in society. “The concept of the double life is central to the principal male characters that enables them to indulge in their desires” (Norton 1670). The strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde reflects Victorian Values because of the double sided life he lives to be able to complete his desires. He cannot do

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    what is family?

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    What family means to me is everything love‚ protection and freedom. Just the fact of being loved and bond with family is unique and genuine love unconditional love. This family makes me feel protected from everything and comfortable all the time. My family and I have a unique bond that is like energy to me. My love affectionate family is always there when I need them therefore are the ones that will look after me if I needed any comfort or anything in specific without questioning me nor judging

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    The Picture of Dorian Gray In The Picture of Dorian Gray‚ Dorian Gray leads a selfish and vain life. After his wish for eternal beauty is granted‚ Dorian’s vanity is fed by the admiration of his peers. In direct correlation of his increased ego‚ Dorian’s actions and treatment of others is self-serving. His vanity and selfish lifestyle begin to take root upon Dorian’s introduction to Lord Henry Wotton at Basil Hallward’s studio and grow until the abrupt end of Dorian’s life. The worship of Dorian’s

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    Necessary Roughness?

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    Simple‚ natural‚ and affectionate. These kind words don’t seem to describe the face of a killer‚ but this would be proven wrong as the character of Dorian Gray would end up living a violent and scandalous life. Scenes of violence not only make a work of literary merit all the more interesting‚ but they give the characters of the novel a new dimension to the readers that can’t always be seen by other characters as illustrated in The Picture of Dorian Gray. Dorian’s first scene of violence

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    Dorian Gray and corruption

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    How does Dorian Gray become corrupted? Is he really so innocent? Does he « sell his soul »‚ if so when? Various stages of corruption Dorian is obviously corrupted at first by Lord Henry who tells him his beauty will not last forever‚ and advises him to take advantages of his beauty: “Live! Live the wonderful life that is in you! Let be nothing lost upon you”. For Lord Henry‚ beauty rhymes with youth and Dorian Gray should enjoy his beauty to make new experiences. Lord Henry plays a big role

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    The Picture of Dorian Gray and Gothic Literature The Picture of Dorian Gray is not the typical gothic literature‚ but this book does include several elements of gothic literature. Although Dorian’s mansion is not spooky‚ the old‚ secret schoolroom‚ where he keeps the portrait‚ is spooky and is covered in cobwebs‚ which are gothic elements. There are a couple of scenes in the book where the spooky‚ gothic literature themes become present. One of the scenes appeared when Dorian visits the opium house

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    Oscar Leonard Carl Pistorius‚ also known as “Blade Runner”‚ was born November 22‚ 1986. He was born in Johannesburg‚ South Africa and is the middle of three children. Oscar was born with a condition called fibular hemimelia. Fibular hemimelia is a congenital condition in which someone is missing the fibula in one or both legs. Unfortunately‚ Oscar was born without a fibula in both legs. His parents had to make a terribly difficult decision to have his legs amputated when he was 11 months old. The

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