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Sibyl and Dorian are in love. Dorian loves the fact that she’s talented, beautiful, and innocent. He sees her as a female version of himself.

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Many of the characters seems to have homosexual characterstics. This could make one wonder if this was normal in the Victorian time period or if the author himself was gay.

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Dorian confronts Sibyl after her terrible performance and says he is breaking up with her. Sibyl tries to explain by saying she can no long act because she feels real love. Dorian does not care, and leaves her anyways. Sibyl becomes depressed and kills herself.

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Dorian invites Basil over to look at the painting because it was no longer beautiful. Basil insists that it wasn’t him and someone else must have altered it. Out of rage, Dorian kills Basil.

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In an attempt to ruin the hideous painting, Dorian picks up the knife he used to kill Basil and stabs it. Dorian’s servants come into the room to find Dorian old, ugly, and with a knife in his chest. The painting however, was beautiful again.