I like what people have thought about it, so now I'll give my input on it as well. It reminds me a heck of a lot about The Picture of Dorian Gray. I don't know if anyone has mentioned it, I assume someone has.
Because there's this one part where Dorian is invited to something by Lord Henry, and he says he doesn't have anything to wear. Henry then says that it shouldn't matter, because of his good looks. And Wilde was homosexual and the book carried on a tinge of homosexuality. And with the rings, Dorian wore a couple of rings, and it's clearly mentioned in book that they are of some significance.
I'm guessing it's kind of fuse between this situation that Morrissey has created and adding Dorian.
I like what people have thought about it, so now I'll give my input on it as well. It reminds me a heck of a lot about The Picture of Dorian Gray. I don't know if anyone has mentioned it, I assume someone has.
Because there's this one part where Dorian is invited to something by Lord Henry, and he says he doesn't have anything to wear. Henry then says that it shouldn't matter, because of his good looks. And Wilde was homosexual and the book carried on a tinge of homosexuality. And with the rings, Dorian wore a couple of rings, and it's clearly mentioned in book that they are of some significance.
I'm guessing it's kind of fuse between this situation that Morrissey has created and adding Dorian.
and i see it has been mentioned :D