"All ways end at the same point, my dear Gladys."

"What is that?"

"Disillusion."

Damn straight. I just finished reading the Picture of Dorian Gray, which, to the extent to which it is a famous book, and everyone like's to say it's their favourite, it was kind of a yawn. It would've been far better if he had developed, um...maybe DORIAN GRAY'S character a bit more? I understand that the narrator wasn't asking us to sympathise with the guy, but at least he should have brought it up to the point where we actually cared what happened to him by the end of the book.