I read this story once to my devoted friend, and just like the water rat, he didn't take it very well. I described him as the MILLER, and the description fits him like a glove. Funny enough, my name is Oscar too.
The Miller's character is quite disappointing, knowing that humanity was just as nasty as it was more than a century ago. RIP Mr.Wilde, they didn't deserved him at all.💗
That the simple-minded, naive or innocent are ruthlessly exploited to the point of death by the unscrupulous, utterly solipsistic (selfish) and duplicitous (two-faced). Be subservient and yielding at your peril.
I read this story once to my devoted friend, and just like the water rat, he didn't take it very well. I described him as the MILLER, and the description fits him like a glove. Funny enough, my name is Oscar too.
Ah Oscar, the lord of language.
Written by Oscar Wilde, narrated by Sir John Gielgud....does it get any better?
thank you, i’m directing the play version of this story and this gave me a new perspective!!!
The Miller's character is quite disappointing, knowing that humanity was just as nasty as it was more than a century ago. RIP Mr.Wilde, they didn't deserved him at all.💗
Poor little Hans...
thank you this came in my examhelped me a lot:)
Nice
thx that came to my test😏😂
grazie amo
What is the moral of the story in your opinion?
That the simple-minded, naive or innocent are ruthlessly exploited to the point of death by the unscrupulous, utterly solipsistic (selfish) and duplicitous (two-faced). Be subservient and yielding at your peril.
@@blaxtru nice analysis! Thanks
This story got me so disgusted
Indeed. It was quite effective.