wHo is Oscar Wilde ?

Hellllooooooooo my beautiful minds!!!! So, have you heard of someone named Oscar Wilde?? Yeah me either lol joking.  But I have recently learned more about who Oscar Wilde is and he created many Fairy tales. Some are the selfish-giant, the happy prince, and the nightingale and the rose. On another not Oscar Wilde stories aren't your typical fairy tale. In which majority of his fairy tales end in gloom, misery, hopeless or depressing ways. His stories are not a happily ever after. Although there are things that are on the bright side the ending is just not what you would expect. I think the reason to them being so special is because they are unique and unpredictable. The uniqueness is because his characters as others would say are a reflection of him. His characters depict that they are emotionally unstable not being able to control their emotions to the point where there is death, heartache, or hopeless love. Overall, Oscar Wilde stories are wonderful and I recommend others to read them.

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