Question

question 8 (1 point)
\he grew more and more used to quicken his sense of pleasure. he grew more and more enamored of his own beauty, more and more interested in the corruption of his own soul.\

• character described

word bank:
james vane mrs. vane lord henry wotton victoria wotton basil hallward sibyl vane alan campbell dorian gray
uncle george fermor

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Explanation:

This quote describes a character's increasing self - obsession with beauty and the corruption of his soul, which is characteristic of Dorian Gray from "The Picture of Dorian Gray". The other characters do not match this description as closely. James Vane is a more moral, avenging figure; Mrs. Vane is a mother figure; Lord Henry Wotton is the corrupting influence but not the one described here in terms of being enamored of his own beauty and soul's corruption; Victoria Wotton is not a main character with this arc; Basil Hallward is the artist; Sibyl Vane is the love interest; Alan Campbell is involved in a cover - up; Uncle George Fermor is a minor character.

Answer:

Dorian Gray