In this work, the protagonist reflects that his tragedy is similar to that of Wagner's Tannhauser.
In this work, the protagonist reflects that his tragedy is similar to that of Wagner's Tannhauser. After committing a murder, he blackmails a chemist into destroying the corpse. Initially corrupted by a novel and the philosophy of Henry Wotton, he proposes marriage to Sibyl Vane, but after seeing her in a mediocre performance of Romeo and Juliet, he abandons her, driving her to suicide. After his death, the protagonist's appearance has been so altered that he is only identifiable by the rings on his fingers. FTP, name this book in which the protagonist maintains a youthful appearance while his sins are depicted on the titular artwork created by Basil Hallward.
In this work, the protagonist reflects that his tragedy is similar to that of Wagner's Tannhauser.
The {Picture of Dorian Gray} (Do not accept portrait)