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Expozice

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Kolize

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Krize

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Peripetie

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Rozuzlení

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Téma

8.	Oscar Wilde

9.	Obraz Doriana Graye

"Picture of Dorian Graye:

Story takes place in England. There are only three main characters: Dorian, Lord Henry, and Basil.
• Dorian Gray – an extremely handsome young man. He loves himself and especially his face and youth. He is very beautiful man with blond curly hair.
• Basil Hallward – is an artist who extremely loves Dorian's beauty. Dorian helps Basil to realise his artistic potential. The portrait of Dorian is his best work ever.
• Lord Henry "Harry" Wotton – he is a friend of Basil. Later he intrigued with Dorian.

I think, there are many necessary plots, but the main plot is when Dorian discovers that the picture grows old instead of him. Because it gives him a big power. He knows that he never dies, so he becomes very selfish.

The rising action is when Basil drew Dorian's portrait and when Dorian becomes popular in English aristocratic society and he starts enjoying lives and pleasures, he goes to brothels…
The Exciting force is when Dorian falls in love with the actress Sibyl Vane. She becomes extremely poor and Dorian stops loving Sibyl and she dies.
The Climax of the story is when Dorian becomes extremely selfish and his portrait started grows old.
The falling action is when Dorian at first kills Basil and some other characters.
The Resolution is consequence of Dorian's previous action. He is fixed on his beauty and his picture scares him, because his portrait becomes old and bad-looking. Story finished when Dorian destroys the picture, so he kills himself.
I think the theme is the writer writes about love to yourself. And that it is dangerous. Because when the neighbourhood loves your beauty too, you started feel as a king of the world and you do what you want and it is dangerous as a story about Dorian, because he started doing bad thinks.

O. WILDE (1854 - 1900)

One of the most considerable authors in England, excellent speaker, philosopher, poet and dramatist. Typical for him is that he criticised Victorian aristocratic English society. He fascinated and also disgusted Victorian human society with his opinions and his behaviour. He was bohemian, had inclinations to homosexuality, wrote with an undertone of satire."