Henry Wotton

Henry Wotton is a fictional character in Oscar Wilde's novel 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'. He is portrayed as a witty and sophisticated aristocrat who introduces the young and impressionable Dorian Gray to a hedonistic lifestyle. Wotton's philosophical musings on beauty, youth, and morality significantly influence Dorian's tragic journey, making him a central figure in this classic tale of vanity and consequence.