COMPARE DR. JEKYLL TO MR. HYDE

Compare Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Hyde

Compare Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Hyde

In the innovative Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, by R. L Stevenson, an article of mischief and selfishness happens. It's like this, there is a man called Dr. Jekyll he doesn't like who he is so one day he thinks of a potion that makes his good part divide away from his awful part. That is when Mr. Hyde comes into the image; he is the awful part of Dr. Jekyll. Mr. Hyde likes to party have a good time and cares less about other ones, but Dr. Jekyll is a nurturing medical practitioner who everybody adores and loves. Mr. Hyde gets himself into a problem in this story for demonstration he gets a man slain and impels down little young women for joy Mr. Utterson, a solicitor and a friend of Dr. Jekyll's, finds certain thing peculiar about Dr. Jekyll and concludes to keep a close watch on him.

One day the potion stops employed for Dr. Jekyll and he can't turn back into himself, he resides in the body of Mr. Hyde, the dreadful, unattractive, little midget who nobody likes. He concludes to conceal in his study up the stairs and notifies his domestics that he is actually ill and contagious and tells them to stay away from the study where hopefully nobody will glimpse him. The only source of connection is the notes he writes to his domestics.

One day Mr. Utterson and the domestic break down the doorway of the study to find out if it actually is Dr. Jekyll in that room. To their shock it is Mr. Hyde with a bottle of poison. He had committed suicide before they had a chance to break down the door to the study.

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