A&E Biography. In 1891, Wilde fell in love with Lord Alfred
Douglas. He explained to his wife that he needed the time to
write. During the time away he wrote four critically acclaimed
plays that mocked Victorian society, poking fun at London’s
upper class. His plays brought him great acclaimed and filled
his pockets with money. He spent money extravagantly and was
soon in deep debt. Bosie’s father finds out about his
relationship with Wilde and comes to take his son back. Video is
of good quality and appropriate for high school students.