According to Oscar Wilde, what makes a person a "model millionaire?" Do you agree? Explain why or why not.

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According to Oscar Wilde, what makes a person a "model millionaire" is generosity, and I agree with him.

In the short story "The Model Millionaire," written in 1887, British writer Oscar Wilde tells the story of Hughie Erskine who had no money but was a good-looking guy. One day he visits a friend who was painting a portrait of a beggar. Hughie feels sorry for the beggar and gave him the only coin he had in his pocket. He later found that the beggar was a very rich man named Baron Hausberg, who days later sent Hughie an envelope with a 10,000 pounds check.

So yes, generosity is the way. First, Hughie gave everything he has because he felt it that way. He tried to really help the beggar. Then the rich man, as a way to show appreciation, sent the check to Hughie. Both men in their own way and possibilities were generous.