Characters in 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'

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Who is Sybil Vane in 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'?
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She is an aspiring actress and Dorian Gray’s love interest.
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What tragic event happens to Sybil Vane?
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She commits suicide after Dorian ends their relationship.
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How does Lord Henry Wotton influence Dorian Gray?
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He introduces Dorian to a hedonistic and self-indulgent lifestyle.
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What is Basil Hallward's perspective on art and beauty?
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Basil believes that art is a reflection of beauty and conveys deeper truths.
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Describe the relationship between Dorian and Lord Henry.
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Lord Henry sees Dorian as a project, influencing him to pursue a life based on pleasure and beauty.
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How does Dorian's friendship with Basil differ from his relationship with Lord Henry?
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Basil's friendship is based on admiration and genuine affection, while Lord Henry's is more manipulative.
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What does the character of Alan Campbell symbolize in the novel?
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He represents the consequences of Dorian's corrupt influence on others.
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Who kills Basil Hallward and why?
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Dorian Gray kills Basil Hallward in a fit of rage after Basil confronts him about his corrupted soul.
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How does Dorian Gray manipulate others in the novel?
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He uses his charm and beauty to influence and control those around him.
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What role does James Vane play in the story?
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James Vane is Sybil's brother who seeks revenge on Dorian for Sybil's death.
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How is Lady Agatha related to the theme of influence in the novel?
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She shows how society's elite are superficially influenced by trends and appearances.
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What is significant about the character of Dorian’s grandfather, Lord Kelso?
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He is said to have been cruel, hinting at a family history of moral corruption.
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Describe the character of Mrs. Leaf.
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Mrs. Leaf is Dorian Gray’s housekeeper who maintains his household.
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How does Dorian view the characters who disapprove of his lifestyle?
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He dismisses them and values Lord Henry’s hedonistic philosophy over their opinions.
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What does the character Hetty Merton represent in Dorian’s life?
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She represents a chance for redemption that Dorian ultimately rejects.
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