Oscar Wilde's Young King

Oscar Wilde's "Young King" is a young man's transformation story that looks at the hearts of the poor who are used for wealthy and powerful people to pursue their selfish demands by pursuing their dreams is. The change that happened to the young king reflects the realization of the virtue he gained in the message of Christ. The story begins with a young king of "only 16 years old" sitting alone in his magnificent room decorated with rich and beautiful things, "The night before his coronation ceremony."

Oscarde Leon (Oscar Wao, a bastard of Oscar Wilde) is an overweight Dominican who grew up in Paterson, New Jersey. Oscar is passionate about success with women, but he can not find love since he was young, as he is mainly an otaku that is addicted to science fiction and manga books. He is very afraid to die of a virgin. After graduating from high school, Oscar went to Rutgers University. After receiving "Harassment by a girl", he tried to commit suicide by drinking two wines and jumping off the New Brunswick train bridge. His older sister's boyfriend, Uniol (the talker of the majority of the novel), moved with Oscar, trying to help him shape and become more "ordinary". After fighting his sister, Oscar got drunk again and jumped through the train bridge. He survived the autumn but was seriously injured

In 1886, Oscar Wilde met Oxford college student named Robert Ross and was tempted by him. Since then, Oscar Wilde has become increasingly demanding sexual pleasure with young people. To compensate for their small income, and often to intimidate their customers erroneously. Oscar Wilde is of course extortion, most of them are relatively small, but he seems to enjoy the danger of these relationships

Wild's latest two major biographies are Thomas Wright 's "Architecture Book: How to Read Oscar Wilde's Life" that appeared in 2008, Neil McKenna's "Secret Life of Oscar Wilde: Intimate Biography". They showed almost perfect contradictory portraits. Wild of Wright is an intellectual dreamer and rarely leaves the literature. We told his parents - eye and ear surgeon William Wilde and poet Jane Francesca Wilde. Thoughts are influenced by Irish folklore, texts of ancient Greece, romantic poetry, and Gothic novels. Wright hinted that Wild had found his sexuality on Plato's page. "Is this a literary cultivation of the essence of biology?" Wright, as philosophers did not mind this idea, as Wilde may think that boy is not attractive Asked.