The Picture Of Dorian Gray is quite an interesting book although it is hard to follow in some areas of conversations of characters such as Mr. Gray and Lord Henry. As the story first enters the exposition, it is Lord Henry and a man by the name of Basil Hallward both in a studio in the city of London both conversing about a beautiful picture that Mr. Hallward had painted and how Basil must send …showed first 75 words of 498 total…

…showed last 75 words of 498 total…Henry for this doing. After all this settles up, the Lord and Dorian go out to a theatre. The next day Lord Henry strolls from Curzon Street overt to the Albany to call his uncle, Lord Fermor. The reason behind his visit to his uncle is to learn more about the new friend he just made (Dorian Gray). This is to the point where I have read this interesting and classic novel by Oscar Wilde.