Oxford University is Oscar Wilde's alma mater. He graduates with honors and awards, returning in later years as well.
London is where Wilde's career begins. He makes London his home until his time in prison is over. He then moves to France.
America is where Wilde takes his lecture tour with some amount of success. He uses this experience to develop another successful lecture.
Paris is where Wilde often goes and where he eventually dies. He discovers in Paris that his ideas about aestheticism are incomplete without including decadence. Later in life, Oscar finds that suffering, as a secret to life, reconciles the paradox.
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