Oscar Wilde's Life and Death
Oscar Wilde was an Irish poet and a playwright whose career started taking off in the 1880s and then became one of the most popular playwrights in London by the 1890s. The child of a doctor and a poet, Wilde was destined for great things receiving higher education from elite schools where he discovered his interest and passion for literature, specifically Walter Pater and John Ruskin. During his come-up, he found he enjoyed aestheticism which was all the talk of London writers.
Rome
Where Lionel lives as the last man, writer, and tourist on Earth.
Ravenna
Where Lioenl ends uo after shipwreck and the loss of Adrian and Clara.
Lido
An lagoon of Venice that Adrian, Clara, and Lionel pass through before they decide to change course from Rome to Athens. Alas.
Venice
After leaving Como, Lionel stops at Venice on his way to Rome.
Milan
Milan is where Adrian, Lionel, and Clara pass the winter.
Mont Blanc
Mont Blac is another location towards the end of Lionels travels on the continentlocated on the border between France and northwest Italy.