Dorian Gray

5. The theme that explores the moral decay of Dorian's character.
6. Dorian's excessive concern with appearance and self-admiration.
7. The moral and cultural decline portrayed in the novel.
9. Henry The influential friend who introduces Dorian to a hedonistic worldview.
10. The actress whose tragic fate influences Dorian.
11. The artist who creates the portrait of Dorian Gray.
15. The setting of the novel, where Dorian's decadent life unfolds.
16. Excessive self-love, a trait exhibited by Dorian Gray.
19. Dorian hides the true nature of his portrait to protect his reputation.

1. The artistic movement that values beauty for its own sake.
2. The protagonist of the novel, whose portrait ages while he remains young.
3. The concept that Dorian abandons in favor of a life of pleasure.
4. The surname of the author of "The Picture of Dorian Gray."
8. Dorian struggles with this internal moral compass.
12. Lord Henry's ideas have a profound impact on Dorian's life.
13. The philosophical concept emphasizing pleasure as the highest good.
14. The central object in the story, capturing the essence of Dorian's soul.
17. Dorian engages in various immoral actions, leading to his downfall.
18. The color that becomes a symbol of Dorian's corrupted portrait.