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The source of the novel:
The author told that the inspiration of the story of Dr. jekyll and Mr. Hyde was a nightmare that he while he was sleeping afflicted by tuberculosis.
Why did the author not mention any woman in the story as a character?
One particularly compelling argument is that women function was that of moral bedrocks in most Victorian novels. They’re supposed to be ''beacons'' of good moral influence. In Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, therefore, women may have unnecessarily complicated the story.

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This book has a multi-narrative structure, in which complex series of points of view is presented: there areinfact four different narrators.

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This is the story of Dr. Henry Jekyll, who believes that there are two distinct sides of men, a good and an evil side: by separating them he could become liberated. He succeeds in his experiments with chemicals to accomplish this and transforms himself into Hyde, committing horrendous crimes. When he stops the use of the drug it is already too late...

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The main themes of the book are:

Duality of human nature

Reality and Appearance

Science

Friendship

Violence

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A movie inspired to the story of Jeckyll's experiment:

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Death Becomes Her (1992) Vintage Bonus Clip: Meryl's Mom & Special Effects (HD)

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A video from Youtube:

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde  | 10 Things You Didn't Know | Robert Louis Stevenson

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The study of the possible crimes that can be committed through scientific experiments can lead us to all the various types of crimes that exist in real life and their penal sanctions and to identify which of them is more serious from a moral and legal point of view.

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-Dr. Henry Jeckyll: the protagonist

-Mr. Edward Hyde: the antagonist
-Mr. Utterson
-Dr. Lanyon
-Mr Enfield
-Mr Poole
-Mr. Guest
-Sir Danvers Carew

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Bringing us back to Jeckyll's experiment, we can reflect on the relationship between science and ethics, understanding first of all the dilemmas that ethics covers, its approach to science. We could  spot the positive and negative aspects of scientific experiments, considering numerous scandals born during the years. Many scientists pronounce the Proposal for a Scientific Oath.

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The author:                                                      Robert Louis Stevenson

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The author:                                                      Robert Louis Stevenson

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He was born in Edinburgh in 1850. Because of his health he spent most of his childhood in bed tutored at home, receiving the influence of his family's Calvinism. He took up Engineering at university and he travelled a lot in Europe. He was a bohemian english man, in conflict with the Victorian world. He took up Engineering and he graduated in law devoting himself to writing.

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This extract is from the last chapter: here the mistery about Jeckyll/Hyde is solved by Jeckyll himself, who explains his experiments in his laboratory for Mr. Utterson.

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This extract is the beginning of the novel, in which Mr Enfield, during a walking with Mr Utterson, tells him a terrifying event about Mr. Hyde, introducing the protagonist.

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In the 17th century there was a lot of poverty: we could establish a connection between the settings of the book and the dark underworld of London, which was the perfect place for crimes: robbers, murders, alcohol addicted and prostitutes.

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The story is set in the East End of London, during the Victorian Age which was the same time the author had grown up. The setting is an important part of the book, which helped to set its mood and to develop its themes.

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Dr. Jeckyll:
physically handsome, agreeable, respectable, formal, good reputation, rational and known for his charitable works.
Mr. Hyde:
an half human, evil, violent, irrational, depraved, extremely ugly, deformed, instinctive, small and pale.

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The Strange Case Of Dr. Jeckyll And Mr. Hyde

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The Strange Case Of Dr. Jeckyll And Mr. Hyde