Il ritratto di Dorian Gray

Knowing Wilde’s life and beliefs, I'm curious how much of his personal philosophy shaped the novel’s exploration of morality and art.

It’s so easy to judge him, but I also saw parts of ourselves in that desire to hold onto perfection. What stood out most in his character for others?

That supernatural element adds a chilling layer to the story. I wonder if Wilde intended it as a commentary on the link between outward appearance and inner morality.