APFIVE Hyperbole in The Picture of Dorian Gray
In Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray,” the hyperbole that characterizes Lord Henry’s speech primarily serves to
A
It highlights his precision with language.
B
It reveals his deep respect for Victorian norms.
C
It emphasizes his hedonistic worldview.
D
It underscores his humility.
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