Government drone by day and book lover and geek girl by night!
I’m always baffled at the incorrect page numbers. This is 212 with footnotes.
Not going to lie, very interesting, but not a favorite.
Some parts were slow and Wilde not coming right out to explain the terrible things Dorian was doing was a strange literary choice. I know readers are supposed to just guess, but it just sounded like he was drinking, smoking opium, and having affairs. I guess as long as it was hidden that’s fine. He didn’t do anything too evil until he murdered Basil and then forced someone to help him cover it up.
I didn’t like Lord Henry at all and wondered why Dorian paid any mind to him.
One wonders of this was a cautionary tale or what at times since Wilde depicts mostly everyone around Dorian to be awful in some form or another.