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The narrative emphasizes Wilde’s remarkable talent and tragic downfall, raising questions about Victorian morality, societal hypocrisy, and the price of artistic and personal integrity. Despite his downfall, Wilde’s work endured, influencing future generations and contributing to discussions on sexuality, art, and morality.
Conclusion: A Life Etched in Tragedy and Genius
Oscar Wilde's life was a testament to brilliance and tragedy—a brilliant artist destroyed by societal prejudices and personal vulnerabilities. The transcript illustrates his journey from celebrated literary icon to a fallen symbol of societal injustice. His story remains a stark reminder of how society's rigid moral codes can crush individual freedom, and how genius often bears the heaviest burdens.