The Wildes

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The narrative explores the impact of Oscar Wilde's imprisonment for homosexuality on his family, particularly his wife Constance and their two sons. Set against the turbulent backdrop of Victorian England and World War I, the story delves into themes of societal norms, personal sacrifice, and the struggle for acceptance. It highlights the resilience of Wilde's family as they navigate the challenges and stigma associated with his legacy.