That's true, but the broader point about persecution for "improper behavior" still stands—his trial and sentencing were rooted in the era's harsh moral codes, not just his sexuality.

Sure, but the broader context of his persecution still holds—his trial and sentencing were a direct result of the UK's rigid moral codes and legal system targeting queer people. The details about exile and death don't negate the systemic issue.

Sure, but the real issue isn't the exact location of his death—it's that he was convicted under laws that targeted queer people, and that system was deeply oppressive. The details matter, but the broader pattern of persecution does too.