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    the strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde‚ which was the inspiration for lots of modern movies showing dual nature of mankind e.g. The Hulk‚ Two Face and The Nutty Professor to name a few. The story is told mostly in third person by Mr Utterson the lawyer‚ it is about the scientist Dr Jekyll and his “friend”‚ the hated Mr Hyde. Utterson suspects that Hyde may be bribing Jekyll when Jekyll changes his will to one where in the event of his death all his money and his house will be given to Hyde. However

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    the book The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are similar in many ways‚ but like the other 120+ films based on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic novella‚ it is also very different. Both Mary Reilly’s theme and story line are different from the book’s. To begin‚ The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde has different dynamic characters. The story is told mainly through the eyes of a no funny business lawyer named Gabriel John Utterson. Utterson sees a strange man known as Mr. Hyde; trample a girl

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    “The Gothic‚ through the motif of the double explores the struggle between the good and evil within man” To what extent are Poe’s short stories‚ Coleridge’s Christabel and R.L Stevenson’s Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde explorations of the duality of man. The gothic‚ as a fictional genre‚ came about as a result of cultural changes in the eighteenth century; these cultural changes began to form through the renaissance. This transitional period between the Medieval Era and the modern world changed the way

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    description of the suspect Mr Hyde‚ the murderer‚ was: particularly small and wicked looking. Another source was Mr Hyde’s maid. She lived in Mr Hyde’s in Soho. By talking to her we gathered that Mr Hyde the main subject wasn’t much liked. Very little is known of him. Two months had passed and the maid hadn’t seen him until yesterday very late in the night. A splintered part of the cane was found in a gutter near the victim’s body‚ the other half was later found by the police in Mr Hyde’s house. A witness

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    Rebecca. The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson‚ speaks of a well-respected man‚ Dr. Jekyll‚ who creates an alter-ego‚ Mr. Hyde‚ which brings out the darker side of the man. A typical attribute and character in most gothic literature pieces‚ the doppelganger‚ or evil twin‚ describes Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in one word. Mr. Hyde commits murder‚ scares a girl in the street‚ and comes to hate Jekyll‚ an excellent doctor in good standing. Where Dr. Jekyll represents inherent

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    Chapter 3: Dr Jekyll was quite at ease (p.19-20) Q.1: How does Jekyll describe Lanyon? What does it suggest about Jekyll’s feelings about his own abilities? Jekyll describes Lanyon just after Utterson mentions Jekyll’s will. He compares Utterson’s ’distressed’ attitude about the will with Lanyon’s about his scientific work. Jekyll also calls him a ’hide-bound pedant’‚ which has obviously a negative meaning. Then‚ he shows disagreement for a scientific matter. He says: ’what he called my scientific

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    English Coursework The Gothic fiction novel “Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde”‚ written by Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886‚ is a novel about a man torn by the desire to separate the good and evil inside people. The plot beholds a scientist who finds a way to literally separate his good from his evil by drinking a potion. The plot picks up on the Victorian hypocrisy that crippled people into being society’s idea of ‘good’ and the shallow nature of the Victorians and how they judged character by appearance

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    Now we have put Mrs. Peacock in custody. Overall the founding are Mr. Boddy was murder in the lounge room with the wrench. The reason Mrs. Peacock murdered Mr.Boddy is because he owe her lots of money. Results also found she had murdered her past

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    DR. JEKYLL AND MR.HYDE Schizophrenia and the split personality of Dr. Henry Jekyll After becoming familiar with the characteristics of the world known mental disorder-schizophrenia‚ one may say that the peculiar events in the considered novel show that the protagonist may have been a victim of the mentioned disorder. By having this possibility in mind the novel eventually develops into a provoking mystery thus triggering a strong sense of interest in whoever is fortunate to be reading it

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    Both Robert Louis Stevenson’s Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein tell cautionary tales of scientists abusing their creative powers to exist in another sphere where they cannot be directly blamed for their actions. Though Frankenstein’s creation is a "Creature" distinct from his creator while Dr. Jekyll metamorphoses into Mr. Hyde‚ the "double" of each protagonist progressively grows more violent throughout his story. By doing so he symbolizes his creator’s repressed desires in

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