Frank Harris
The author and a friend of Oscar Wilde, chronicling Wilde's life and struggles.
Core Belief
"The importance of hard work, self-reliance, and facing reality. He believes that suffering can be a catalyst for growth and that individuals have a responsibility to make the most of their talents."
Worldview
He sees the world as a battleground where individuals must struggle to overcome adversity and achieve their potential. He values strength, courage, and honesty, and is critical of weakness, hypocrisy, and self-pity.
Personality
Loyal, outspoken, and intellectual, with a strong sense of justice and a keen interest in the human condition. He is a fighter, a journalist, and a man of action, often clashing with Wilde's more passive and aesthetic nature.
In Their Own Words
"This must have been the way they talked in Jerusalem after the world-tragedy."
"A friend and admirer, and always shall be."
"You shall have writing materials and your books, Oscar. Force yourself to write."
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