He was a demon to Wilde.

+SuperStargazer666 I agree it was said that Bosie was very beautiful but when I looked up photographs of him I didn't really see what they were talking about. (I actually thought Oscar Wilde looked mush more beautiful than Bosie...My only explanation of this is The pictures of Bosie are in black and white and old 19 century camaras, I imagine, could not take very good pictures, as cameras can today...so of course they çan't show the real beauty Bosie had.I can kind of see what they are talking about with Bosie though...i dont know if it's just me but if I stare at his pictures long enough, I can imagine how he would be viewed as beautiful...the curly hair, the dreamy eyes, he had very soft features...to the point that he almost looks like a girl in how pretty he is.I think that Bosie today would be called a "pretty boy." Which alot of people think is attractive, including myself. I recently watched the movie "Wïlde" where Jude Law, played Bosie...he had the same curly hair and dreamy eyes as the real Bosie, and if you look at him in that movie, you get an idea of how beautiful Bosie was. Heres an example s426.photobucket.com/user/scatcattiness/media/DeuxBosie.jpg.html

He was a piece of human shit, fuck him and fuck you

@@rampageclover9788 How so? Oscar and Bosie were as bad as each other lmao

@ SuperStargazer666 There is still in the Cathedral of Canterbury (I think that is the one) a stained glass angel for which Lord Douglas was the model.

@@Firespawnable Well, it's weird that you can't see his beauty. I can see it whithout looking for a long time. Indeed he's very handsome.

and is surely rotting in hell for it along with his scumbag father

Donald sinden tells an interesting story in his autobiography about how he met 'Bosie' years later living in a B&B. Things were ok until Sinden asked him about Oscar. Apparently the 'Rose lipped youth' blew a gasket and fully displayed the infamous Douglas family rage for a short while. Afterwards he spoke very tenderly of Oscar. Its most likely he fully understood his role in Oscars downfall. And was suffering hells fire while alive..........

Yes he did destroy Oscar.

@@degsbabe Wrong. Things were okay until Sinden take the 1914 book ("full of vitriol") about Wilde written by Bosie, because the old Douglas changed his mind and were now emotional in his late 1940s. He regretted the book. When he spoke of Wilde, he used to cry. Read Sinden's memoirs again.

@ I don't see whats wrong about my comment. Its fundamentally the same.

I believe he had already written Dorian Gray before he met Bosie, but it's a nice idea 😁

It may have been about John Gray. He didn't know Bosie at the time he wrote the book. Bosie was a fan of Oscar Wilde. Bosie read the book Dorian Gray over and over again. Bosie was like a hanger-on to Oscar Wilde's fame, greatness, kindness and success. Bosie was an abused child he was abused by his father and he was from aristocracy he wasn't a nice person. Bosie seems conceited he had a sense of entitlement because of his upbringing. Bosie seemed very damaged by his abusive father and family background.

it never happened XD