What is the meaning of the picture of Dorian gray?

Answer 1

• You cannot escape the consequences of your actions.
• What ever you get without giving, somebody gives without getting
• the rules of civilization impact everyone, you cannot escape your social responsibility.
• No man is an island, no matter how much he would like to be

A man or woman without a soul, is doomed. Dorian Gray was doomed when he looked at his youthful portrait and cried the words, "If only the picture would grow old and I would remain young; I would give anything, even my soul!"

When you forfeit your soul, be prepared for consequences that will be hellish and eternal.

Love appears true meaning toward someone else not yours. Its a meaning of compassion toward others and not always about their self but a little encouragement. In the picture of Dorian Gray its about life contradicting itself and a whole other world that has a different meaning of this century now.

Answer 2

A corrupt young man somehow keeps his youthful beauty eternally, but a special painting gradually reveals his inner ugliness to all.

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The novel tells of a young man named Dorian Gray, he believes life is all about beauty and wishes that his painting ages and not him. With every sin he made his painting aged and reveals his inner ugliness.

Answer 3

"The Picture of Dorian Gray" (1945). There have also been other versions. Its a story about a man who sacrificed his soul to remain young. It's his painting that ages.