What Is The Difference Between Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde

In the Victorian Era bifurcation and social reputation were two arising complications that R.L. Stevenson exemplifies in his novella, The Strange Case of Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The social class affiliation became an aspect that some upper class people became obsessed with. Dr. Jekyll’s attempts at achieving a successful double life was a reflection of the envy the upper class harbors for the social freedoms of the lowers class in order to jest the upper class’s self-inflicted restraints. The lower class desires to be successful like the upper class while in the meantime the upper class is jealous of the lower class for how easy life comes to them. A parallel is established between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde to the upper and lower classes to