D. Gray

Dorian is the grandson of the late Lord Kelso. Dorian's mother, Lady Margaret Devereux, was portrayed as a beautiful aristocrat who married below her class without the consent of her father. Lord Kelso then paid a man to provoke Dorian's father, a junior military officer, into a duel, leading to the death of Dorian's father. Margaret then returned to Kelso's home, but died soon after. It is revealed that Lord Kelso raised Dorian until Kelso's death, but that the two had a mutual dislike for each other.

Dorian Gray is a young, beautiful, and innocent Englishman who becomes obsessed with his own eternal youth and beauty. He wishes that only his portrait, which captures his true inner self, would age while he remains perpetually youthful and attractive. This obsession leads him to engage in hedonistic and self-serving behavior, ultimately resulting in his moral corruption and downfall