The Portrait of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

AT THE OPERA

AT A PARTY AT LADY BRANDON'S

IN A PUB IN THE EAST END

AT A GENTLEMEN'S CLUB

He is instantly fascinated and captivated by him.

He finds him incredibly arrogant.

He is indifferent to him. D) He feels sorry for him.

He feels sorry for him.

Political ambition

Strict Victorian morality

New Hedonism and the pursuit of pleasure

Religious devotion and piety (ПОБОЖНІСТЬ)

In the countryside

In London

In Dublin

In Paris

"Resist (ПРОТИСТОЯТИ ) the devil, and he will flee from ( ВТЕЧЕ)

 "Temptation is the root ( КОРІНЬ) of all evil."

"Temptation ( СПОКУСА) builds character."

"The only way to get rid of a temptation (ПОЗБУТИСЬ СПОКУСИ) is to yield (ПІДДАТИСЬ )to it.

Cynical and bitter

Innocent and unspoiled

Arrogant ( гордовитий, зарозумілий) and cruel

Melancholic and depressed

He is deeply fascinated by the process.

He finds it incredibly boring.

He only agrees if he is paid

He refuses to do it.

That he could paint as well as Basil

That he could marry Sybil Vane

That the portrait would age while he remains young

That Lord Henry would leave him alone

Infinite wealth

Тo become a great artist

To remain forever young

To find true love

A touch of cruelty around the mouth

A wrinkled brow

Gray hair

Blood on the hands

THE PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PORTRAYED AS A SUCCESSFUL MIDDLE-AGED MAN

THE PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PORTRAYED AS A MODEST YOUNG MAN

THE PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PORTRAYED AS A DEPRAVED (РОЗБЕЩЕННИЙ) YOUNG MAN

PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PORTRAYED AS A TEENAGER AND SPORTY MAN

His wealth

His behavior

His age

His house 

Jewelry 

Money

Engagement

Divorse

PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PRESENTED AS A YOUNG AND DEPRAVED ( РОЗБЕЩЕНИЙ) MAN

PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PRESENTED AS A MODEST YOUNG MAN

PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PRESENTED AS A SPORTY YOUNG MAN

PORTRAIT WHERE HE IS PRESENTED AS A STYLISH AND SELF-ASSURED YOUNG MAN

Welthy

Beautiful

Strong

Miserable

His physical attractiveness

His modest character

His powerful and charming voice

His ability to sympathize with people

40 

25

38

30

After Dorian murders Basil, he summons Alan to his home. Because Alan has devoted his life to painting, Dorian knows he has the knowledge necessary to erase all bad traces of the portrait. Initially, Alan completely refuses to help.

After Dorian murders Basil, he summons Alan to his home. Because Alan has devoted his life to psychology, Dorian knows he has the knowledge necessary to erase all the evil traces of his character. Initially, Alan completely refuses to help.

After Dorian murders Basil, he summons Alan to his home. Because Alan has devoted his life to science, Dorian knows he has the chemical knowledge necessary to erase all traces of the corpse. Initially, Alan completely refuses to help.

After Dorian murders Basil, he summons Alan to his home. Because Alan has devoted his life to plastic surgery, Dorian knows he has the knowledge necessary to take away all wrinkles from his face . Initially, Alan completely refuses to help.

BECAUSE OF FEAR

BECAUSE OF BLACKMAil

BECAUSE OF A GREAT SUM OF MONEY

BECAUSE OF FRIENDSHIP

He is a sailor who wants to take revenge for his sister's death. Thus, Dorian feels relieved.

He is a protective lawyer who wants to take revenge for his sister's death. Thus, Dorian feels happy.

He is the protective statesman who wants to take revenge for his sister's death. Thus, Dorian feels satisfied with his death.

He is a poor farmer who wants to take revenge on Dorian for his  sister's death.

thus, Dorian feels indifferent to his death.

His face

His past

His habits

His attitude to friends, women, and servants

Yes

Partly ( the figure)

No

It becomes brighter in colours

Mirror

Door 

Mirror

Portrait

r 

Love for many people

Love for one person

No love at all

Love for one person who is devoted and loyal