Who are you in "The picture of Dorian Gray"
"The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde is a classic novel that delves into themes of morality, vanity, and the consequences of one's actions. Take this personality quiz to discover which character from the book you most resemble and gain insights into your own moral compass.
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How do you perceive the importance of physical appearance?
A) Physical appearance is everything; it's crucial to make a strong impression.
B) Physical appearance matters to some extent, but it's not the most important thing.
C) Physical appearance is unimportant; inner qualities matter more.
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What do you believe about the pursuit of pleasure in life?
A) Pleasure should be pursued without hesitation; life is too short to deny oneself.
B) Pleasure is important, but it should be balanced with responsibility.
C) Pleasure should be pursued in moderation; there are more important things in life.
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How do you view the concept of morality?
A) Morality is subjective; people should do what makes them happy.
B) Morality is important, and one should strive to do what is morally right.
C) Morality is an absolute; there are clear right and wrong actions.
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How do you handle criticism or negative feedback?
A) I often disregard it; what others think of me doesn't matter.
B) I consider it and try to improve myself if necessary.
C) I take it very seriously and may even be deeply affected by it.
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What do you think about the idea of keeping secrets?
A) I believe in keeping personal secrets, even if they have negative consequences.
B) I think it's okay to keep some secrets, but honesty is generally important.
C) I believe in complete transparency and rarely keep secrets.
