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Dorian shares the news with Lord Henry that he has fallen in love with an actress named Sibyl Vane, and Lord Henry agrees to accompany Dorian to see her play the lead in Romeo and Juliet. After Dorian departs, Lord Henry congratulates himself on the influence he has had over Dorian, and later, he receives a telegram from Dorian informing him that he is engaged to Sibyl Vane.

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Lord Henry learns about Dorian’s tragic past and becomes fascinated with Dorian, setting his sights on influencing him. Lord Henry goes to dine at the home of Lady Agatha where several guests, including Dorian, have gathered. Lord Henry appalls the guests with his selfishness and hedonism, but his charm enraptures them, particularly Dorian.

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While Dorian sits for Basil’s painting, Lord Henry discusses his personal philosophy. Lord Henry speaks with Dorian about the fading qualities of youth and beauty, urging Dorian to live life to the fullest. Dorian curses the fact that while his portrait will never grow old, he himself will, and as a gift, Basil promises to give Dorian the painting.

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The novel begins in the London home of Basil Hallward, an artist who shares his latest painting with the clever and scandalous Lord Henry. Basil describes how he met Dorian Gray and since has become an object of obsession for Basil. As Lord Henry recalls having heard the name Dorian Gray from Lady Agatha, the butler announces Dorian’s arrival, and against Basil’s wishes, Lord Henry meets Dorian.

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The Preface is a series of epigrams highlighting Wilde’s aesthetic philosophy.

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Poole, Jekyll’s butler, urges Utterson to check in on Jekyll, but when the men approach the laboratory, an unfamiliar voice responds. Poole and Jekyll, after realizing that the man in the laboratory must be Hyde, decide to break into the laboratory, only to find Hyde’s dead body on the ground. After unsuccessfully searching the laboratory for signs of Jekyll and pondering the events that transpired, Utterson discovers an envelope including three items left behind by Jekyll: a revised will, a letter instructing Utterson to read Lanyon’s letter, and a sealed packet.

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Lanyon’s letter explains how he received a note from Jekyll instructing him to retrieve a drawer and its contents from his laboratory and to wait for a man at midnight, who would then reveal everything to Lanyon. Hyde visits Lanyon and concocts a formula from the contents of the drawer. Lanyon watches in horror as Hyde drinks the formula and transforms into Jekyll before his eyes.

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Poole, Jekyll’s butler, urges Utterson to check in on Jekyll, but when the men approach the laboratory, an unfamiliar voice responds. Poole and Jekyll, after realizing that the man in the laboratory must be Hyde, decide to break into the laboratory, only to find Hyde’s dead body on the ground. After unsuccessfully searching the laboratory for signs of Jekyll and pondering the events that transpired, Utterson discovers an envelope including three items left behind by Jekyll: a revised will, a letter instructing Utterson to read Lanyon’s letter, and a sealed packet.

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