one chapter is set at Dorian Gray's country estate, Selby Royal.

Basil Hallward - the artist who paints the portrait of Dorian Gray.

He is so enamored of Dorian Gray that he feels himself dominated

by Dorian. His art changes when he paints Dorian Gray. He is

eventually murdered by Dorian Gray when he tries to urge Dorian

Lord Henry Wotton - the aristocrat who corrupts Dorian Gray

with his ideas that morality is hypocrisy used to cover people's

inadequacies. He decides early on that he wants to dominate

Dorian Gray - the object of fascination for everyone. He is the

most beautiful man anyone has ever seen. He prays that he should

change places with a portrait painted of him when he is quite

young. He prays that he will stay young forever and the portrait

will show signs of age and decadence. His prayer comes true and

he remains beautiful even while being corrupt.

Dorian Gray, a man who is jolted out of oblivion at the beginning

face in a flower. Lord Henry tells him he is doing just as he should

with all that he has said. He stands still for ten minutes. He realizes

public because he feels as if he's put something essential of

form in his art. The intensity of his feelings for Dorian Gray and

represented in Basil Hallward's portrait. He is prepared for this

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Approximate Word count = 5185
Approximate Pages = 21 (250 words per page double spaced)