Curse of immortal love

Chapter 1: first view

In a sparkling afternoon in London, they first met at an elite Society Party. Oscar Wild - Writer Writer, whose words are all fascinated by the magic. And Lord Alfred Douglas - a young poet, whose eyes were rebellion, a strange attraction in his voice.

"Do you believe that a two souls are made for each other from birth?" Oscar asked.

Alfred smiled a little. "I believe, some relationships do not mean the rules of this world."

That evening they talked a lot together - literature, love, the mystery of life. Oscar was around forty, and Alfred was only twenty -one. Yet a strange attraction among them developed.

Chapter 2: Initiality of the relationship

The days began to go, and their friendship took the form of deep love. They used to write poems together, go to the theater, talk about the depth of life in London's coffee house.

But their relationship was confused. Alfred was a fierce, emotional and uproar. He often spent Oscar money, proud of him, and after a while he would drown in love.

The Oscar said to him one day, "You are like the sun for me - shining, burning, but will never burn when approaching."

Alfred laughed and said, "Then leave me love!"

But he couldn't do the Oscar. Love became like a drug to him.

Chapter 1: Society against love

Their relationship was illegal in the society at that time. But they didn't want to hide. Oscar thought "Love can never be a sin!"

But Alfred's father, Marquis of Queensberry, could not accept this relationship. He publicly wanted to stigmatize the Oscar. One day he wrote in front of a club, "Oscar Wild is a Somdmite" - that is, he is gay.

Alfred was angry. "You won't drag my father to court?"

Oscar was hesitant, but finally sued Alfred under pressure.

Chapter 1: The beginning of destruction

In court, Marquis appeared in the proofs that made the Oscar a criminal. The judge ruled - "Oscar Wild is guilty! Two years imprisonment, with hard labor!"

The man who was once the most talked in the chest of London became a vessel of society.

Alfred escaped from his family, but could not do anything for the Oscar. While in jail, Oscar wrote a long letter to him - "The Prof.".

“You destroyed me, but still I love youMaybe this is the consequence of love - a surrender. "

Chapter 1: Last Meeting

Oscar was released two years later. But he broke - the body, the mind, the soul are all tired.

He moved to Paris, where he tried to survive the new name.

One day, Alfred found him. "Come on, we all forget and start again again!"

Oscar sighs. "You're still on fire, and I burned ash."

But for a while, they became one again. But the old wounds have deepened then. Shortly after, they were separated forever.

Chapter 1: Oscar's death

On a winter night of the 5th, Oscar Wilde died in a small room in a cheap hotel in Paris. Said before death,

"The war between me and the wallpaper is going on. Today is not tomorrow, one of us has to go."

He left, left an unfinished love story.

Alfred? He survived for many years, but was sad for a lifetime that he loved the only man, and destroyed him.

End

Some love does not mean the rules of society, some love is not just emotion - it is pain, sacrifice, and sometimes destruction.

Oscar Wild and Lord Alfred's love may not have been happy, but it was eternal.

"Love does not just get found, sometimes love means all things are lost."