Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in 1886. The novel is about a superb scientist who tries to stamp down his evil side with a potion he created. Alternatively of destructing his evil side. it emerges as another individual within Dr. Jekyll ; Edward Hyde. Mr. Hyde easy gets stronger over clip and Dr. Jekyll tries to contend Hyde within himself. The subject of the novel is mans’ animate being. barbarian or immoral nature ; and the battle to incorporate it. This subject is conveyed through the characters and scene.
The subject is chiefly expressed through the character of Dr. Henry Jekyll. Throughout the novel. Dr. Jekyll is fighting to contend the immorality within him. Dr. Jekyll creates a potion to quash his dark side but the immorality is manifested into a separate being. Dr. Jekyll creates a potion to quash his dark side but the immorality is manifested into a separate being. Mr. Hyde represents all the suppressed immorality of Dr. Jekyll. Mr. Hyde is a dark. violent adult male ; everything Dr. Jekyll has tried non to be. As he decides to disregard Mr. Hyde. Hyde merely becomes stronger. Showing that one can ne’er stamp down the evil interior and one will ever hold to confront that immorality. The battle between Hyde and Jekyll represents the subject of man’s carnal nature and the immorality within.
The subject of the evil interior is conveyed through the scene. There are two chief house closely described in the novel. Dr. Jekyll’s mansion/laboratory and Mr. Hyde’s house. Dr. Jekyll spends most of his clip in his research lab seeking to hone his serum. which triggers his transmutations. As Mr. Hyde. Jekyll visits another house in order to diverge the connexion between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Both houses seem. at first. wish good respectable house. but so as the characters progress through the houses they become more baleful.
Dr. Jekyll’s research lab fells all his secrets that relate to Mr. Hyde including potion samples. When Mr. Utterson goes to look into Hyde’s house. it seems really epicurean. but as Utterson looks deeper into the house he notices that all of Hyde’s trappingss have been destroyed and pictures ruined. The manner the scene is portrayed has similarities with the character of Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde and the subject of the evil interior.
Throughout the novel the character of Dr. Jekyll is fighting to incorporate his interior immorality. His effort to for good stamp down the immorality manifests itself into another individual known as Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll’s failed effort to incorporate the evil leads to the lasting alteration of Dr. Jekyll into Mr. Hyde. The character of Dr. Jekyll and the houses of Hyde and Jekyll represented the subject of an evil interior and the battle between good and evil.
