https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs Made with big dreams en-us 2019-05-28 11:40:02 UTC 2024-12-28 02:26:43 UTC hello@padlet.com sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364070729 Pg 219- This is the final paragraph in the book where Dorian attempts to destroy his painting which ends up killing him. This is the ultimate resolution to Dorian Gray's problems.]]> 2019-05-28 16:00:02 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364070729 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071037 Pg 152- In a frantic break out of rage, Dorian shows Basil what has become of his portrait and then murders him. This, along with the suicide of Sibyl Vane, are the two main factors in Dorian's guilt and overall downfall.]]> 2019-05-28 16:01:00 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071037 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071121 Pg 120- Dorian's internal conflict as to whether he should tell his friends about his portrait or not. The fact that he keeps his conscience concealed and lets no one know of his wrong doings end up taking over his thoughts and overwhelming him. They also support the thematic message that one should have a support system for their mess-ups and not keep them bottled up inside.]]> 2019-05-28 16:01:18 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071121 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071180 Pg 113- Basil being taken aback by Dorian's anger proves that Dorian never gets fully enraged like that. And that the behavior he was exhibiting was unusual for his character.]]> 2019-05-28 16:01:33 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071180 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071294 Pg 21- This was before Dorian and Lord Henry became friends and Basil was explaining Dorian's innocence and ignorance of his beauty. Basil implored Lord Henry to not "spoil" him with his philosophies, this proves that Lord Henry was the true corrupter. ]]> 2019-05-28 16:01:51 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071294 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071428 Pg 11- Lord Henry is introducing the theme that people who are supposedly dumb and ugly have better lives than those who are smart and good-looking. This can be shown throughout the story where Dorian's good looks and desire to learn get him into trouble.]]> 2019-05-28 16:02:13 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071428 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071596 Pg 26- Lord Henry is obsessed with studying human psychology and attempts to perform experiments on those around him. His own personal philosophies makes him a rather interesting and corrupting character, especially towards Dorian.]]> 2019-05-28 16:02:40 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071596 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071754 Pg 27- Dorian Gray knows in his mind that he should not like Lord Henry but cannot help but be attracted to his charisma. Lord Henry's corruption is what leads to the death of Dorian]]> 2019-05-28 16:03:06 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071754 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071975 Pg 90- In a sudden burst of cruelty, Dorian shames his 'love" for not being able to act well. This rejection ends up in the poor girl committing suicide which overwhelms Dorian with guilt and sends the girl's brother on a mission to kill Dorian.]]> 2019-05-28 16:03:48 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364071975 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072157 Pg 107- The portrait of Dorian is representative of Dorian's conscience and is true colors because his beauty remains eternal. This becomes a thing that Dorian attempts to cover up and hide away in a corner, but it still loads him with guilt.]]> 2019-05-28 16:04:20 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072157 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072257 Pg 129- Dorian would lie awake sometimes and think about all of his past mistakes and what was to come in the future. He brings in a sense of reality because most people when they cannot sleep think about what is to come. This is important to the book because this guilt he feels is what leads to his demise.]]> 2019-05-28 16:04:36 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072257 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072363 Pg 94- This reveals one of the key themes in the novel expressing the pitfalls of being in love with one's beauty especially when it comes to the sacrifice of one's morals.]]> 2019-05-28 16:04:53 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072363 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072439 Pg 97- Dorian was afraid of what he might find in the portrait so he admits to wanting his servant to stay in the room so he would not be alone. This creates a sense of realness because most people do not want to be alone when they are scared.]]> 2019-05-28 16:05:08 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072439 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072520 Pg 100- This is a crucial point in the plot because this is when Dorian first does something cruel that later reflects in his portrait. This action is what sets the entirety of the story into motion.]]> 2019-05-28 16:05:25 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072520 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072601 Pg 207- Throughout the whole story Dorian listens intently to what Lord Henry said and unfortunately his philosophy is what led Dorian into his vanity. This is when Dorian finally breaks free from blindly following Henry which is crucial to his bettering.]]> 2019-05-28 16:05:43 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072601 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072748 Pg 217- This represents the turning point where Dorian finally decides that he is going to attempt to be good and right his wrongs. This is the key turning point in the story where his problems begin to be resolved.]]> 2019-05-28 16:06:16 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072748 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072839 Pg 218- The guilt Dorian feels after killing one of his friends makes the story more realistic and makes Dorian seem like more of a person. The fact that he feels the guilt and attempts to destroy the one thing that continuously reminds him of his past makes him more human.]]> 2019-05-28 16:06:33 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072839 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072939 Pg 97- Dorian is making the tough decision if he should show his portrait to others or hide it away in his study and let no one see it. The conflict becomes a key point in one of the stories themes of hiding your shame]]> 2019-05-28 16:06:51 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364072939 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364073033 Pg 105- Lord Henry explains what Sibyl Vane represented to Dorian. Sibyl represented heroic love to Dorian which was why he was so enamored with her. She becomes a large figure in Dorian's life and her death represents the death of love in Dorian's life.]]> 2019-05-28 16:07:07 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364073033 sappel3 https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364073133 Pg 94-  The painting of Dorian has changed expression Dorian's conscience and his actions. The portrait of Gray is symbolic of his conscience and age and ultimately causes his grief.]]> 2019-05-28 16:07:25 UTC https://padlet.com/sappel3/e0c7y4mhrrvs/wish/364073133