The Picture of Dorian Gray Chapter 3

In which Lord Henry Wotton indulges in the leisurely art of conversation and gossip with his uncle and a select company, unveiling tales of heritage, society's peculiarities, and his own whimsical philosophy of life and pleasure. Amidst this genteel assembly, the young and captivating Dorian Gray finds himself the subject of curiosity and the recipient of Lord Henry’s beguiling attentions, setting the stage for a subtle orchestration of influence.