One character in this novel learns the history of the son of Margaret Devereux from Lord Fermor,  and that character's wife Victoria eventually leaves him for a pianist.
One character in this novel learns the history of the son of Margaret Devereux from Lord Fermor,  and that character's wife Victoria eventually leaves him for a pianist. The protagonist of this novel finds himself personally identifying with a performance of Tannhauser. Also featuring a scene at an opium den with the ruined Adrian Singleton, this novel's protagonist tells an (*) actress that his name is"Prince Charming" although she performs poorly in Romeo and Juliet.  After rejecting that character, Sibyl Vane, the protagonist sinks deeper into the life of sin he had been led into by Lord Henry Wotton.  For 10 points, name this Oscar Wilde novel about a portrait that ages instead of its subject.
One character in this novel learns the history of the son of Margaret Devereux from Lord Fermor,  and that character's wife Victoria eventually leaves him for a pianist.
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