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    Robert Louis Stevenson’s book Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is said to be about the duality of man. The book is also about many societal perspectives and tackles a less referenced theme of society’s view on image and reputation. It was written during a time when if you were a woman and had red hair you were told you had an excitable and hot-tempered personality‚ you were then told to pursue men with dark brown or black hair because he would have a more calm demeanor. Everything during that era was based

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    Malak Ibrahim Mr. Devereux ENG4U0 October 29th‚ 2014 Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde: A Psychological Perspective The famous novella “The strange case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde” illustrates many societal expectations that are common in the Victorian Era. The characters in the story behave according to the title they are given‚ for instance‚ doctors and lawyers are respected and valued in society‚ and they put in a tremendous effort into keeping a solid reputation. However‚ women as well as the lower class

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    impossible to understand‚ explain‚ or identify. Robert Louis Stevenson uses a mysterious mood In the book Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. In order for the book to display this mood in his writing he uses imagery‚ diction‚ and details. Stevenson thought the theme up for this book in a nightmare and it certainly is one. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde could be described as mysterious‚ dark‚ dreary‚ and scary. This book uses imagery to create a very dark and mysterious mood. “lamp-lighted city‚ and at every street corner

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    The theme of ‘madness’ is demonstrated in the both The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’ by R. L . Stevenson and The Tell-tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe. Both authors utilise the gothic genre to show the impact of madness to their central character. Stevenson explores the theme of madness through the conflicts between good and bad within humanity‚ in which Mr Hyde is used as a symbol of the consequences when humans let go of their morality to evil desires. While in Tell-tale Heart‚ the notion

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    Strange Case Of Jekyll And Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson‚ is that everybody has secrets and those secrets cause us to deceive those around us. This can be an issue when the people who are close realize they are being betrayed by the person to whom they feel close. The examples in the text was the big reveal of Jekyll and Hyde being the same person‚ the secrecy of the will which is how Jekyll kept it from Mr. Utterson‚ as well as why Jekyll was giving everything he owned to Hyde‚ also what mysterious

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    Jekyll and Mr.Hyde. The story conveys the differences of actions between Hyde and the Doctor. They are two separate personalities‚ Hyde is a dingy‚ short‚ ugly man and the doctor is tall‚ successful‚ handsome man. Also Hyde is very to himself and the Doctor has many friends and companions. There is one thing that makes them quite similar‚ they’re sneaky. One man was only slightly more witted than the other. Well‚ let’s compare their way of living. Hyde lives in a dingy dirty town‚ the front

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    to big role in society. With that‚ Stevenson wrote his famous story “the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” in 1886. What so significant about the story is because he based during the Victorian era. A time which social class and reputation was important to Victorians. Also‚ around the publication of the book was when the Victorian era was still going around. “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” showed and demonstrated the true value on social class. In addition‚ how the Victorian era

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    for a different reason. Serial killers want to be known as very ordinary people. “From behind this veneer of ordinariness their Mr. Hyde personality‚

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    Aside In the book The Strange Case Of Dr.Jekyll And Mr.Hyde Dr.Jekyll is torn between good and evil. The idea has been well discussed in the real world that we all have a split personality that for most of us if there weren’t any consequences we would act on that duel personality. The book portrays the ongoing battle between morals and ethics‚ just how important image and the opinion of others affects our personalities and decisions. Dr.Jekyll represents the influence of good while Hyde represents

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    Stevenson shows a sense of humour throughout his novel “strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde” by exploring such elements as the dark isolated atmosphere‚ a strong sense of fear and a presence of evil. He exploits each individual gothic convention by using several devices and techniques to put the reader into a state of chaos. In Stevenson’s book “Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde” he explores the convention of a dark isolated atmosphere really well by inviting us into his fantasy world filled

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