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Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde - Coggle Diagram
Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
Basil Hornwood (artist)
Dorian gray
Beauty & Youth
Crime is of the other class
Over 20 (chap 1)
Extreme version of unacknowledged normality
Quotes:
'brainless, beauty'
'simple and beautiful nature'
'my life as an artist depends on him'
'Charming boy'
'Exaudiary personal beauty'
Self-Divided
Ordinary secret sinners
High class
Lord Henry
'dont try and influence him'
Reputation
opinion of others
'...were in nature land of the hypercritical' Chap 1
Crime
Lower class criminal
Higher class illusionist
Escape consequences
Haunted by it
Sustain the impossible
Morality vs Beauty
Beauty
Destroyed by picture of former self
Sustain of what shouldn't
Corruption
Corruption
Vain
Loss of own soul
Narcissistic tendencies
People's perception
obsession for perfection
Product of outside forces
Sin:
Envy
Of himself in the paining
Cruelty
Breaking up with Sibil because she couldn't act anymore
Wrath
Murder of Basil (His friend)
Lust
Oscar Wilde (author)
Gay man in a world of homophobia
author loved
Dr jackal and Mr Hyde
well educated
Blackmailed numerous times
'Dorian gray' used against him in his own trial
Damned by his own art
Product of ones creation
Lived what Henry preached