The protagonist of this novel blackmails the chemist Alan Campbell to hide a body, and he believes himself reformed after beginning a relationship with the vicar's daughter Hetty Merton.
The protagonist of this novel blackmails the chemist Alan Campbell to hide a body, and he believes himself reformed after beginning a relationship with the vicar's daughter Hetty Merton. An untitled "poisonous French novel" influences the protagonist following the death of his former lover, who swallowed prussic acid after the protagonist left her because she had lost her acting abilities. Lord Henry Wotton's hedonism tempts the protagonist to enchant the title object, created by Basil Hallward, allowing him to remain forever young. For 10 points, name this novel by Oscar Wilde about a painting that depicts the title character's aging.
The protagonist of this novel blackmails the chemist Alan Campbell to hide a body, and he believes himself reformed after beginning a relationship with the vicar's daughter Hetty Merton.
The {Picture of Dorian Gray}