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"Lord Arthur Savile's Crime," follows the eponymous protagonist who, on the advice of a palm reader, believes he is destined to commit a murder before he can marry his beloved. The story humorously examines themes of destiny, morality, and the lengths one would go to avoid an undesirable fate.The collection also includes other notable stories such as "The Canterville Ghost," which combines comedy and the supernatural as an American family moves into an old English haunted mansion, and "The Model Millionaire," a tale that challenges the traditional notions of wealth and generosity.Wilde's writing style in this collection is characterized by his wit, clever wordplay, and satirical observations. He often uses humor and irony to skewer societal norms, hypocrisy, and pretensions of the Victorian era. His stories are infused with sharp social commentary and a delightfully subversive spirit."Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, and Other Stories" demonstrates Wilde's ability to blend genres and explore various themes with a combination of light-heartedness and deeper insights. The collection showcases his talent for crafting engaging narratives that entertain and provoke thought.