Compare And Contrast Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde

In the novel “The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde” there is a theme of good vs evil. Good being Dr. Jekyll and evil Mr Hyde they have the inner fight between themselves, because they are the same person.Robert louis Stevenson uses Diction,imagery,and details to contrast the character of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde

"The Strange Case of Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde" written by Robert Louis Stevenson and "Frankenstein" written by Mary Shelley, both deal with the scientists upsetting the laws of the universe. Both of the scientists, Dr. Jeykll and Frankenstein, are attempting to play God in both of the famous novels. Dr. Jeykll is trying to understand the dual nature of humans to be both good and bad, by wanting to separate the two. While Frankenstein rises to balance his intellectual and social interactions. The stories are both very similar in the fact that they both create a monster. The "monster" in "The Strange Case of Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde" is presented by Dr. Jeykll. The "monster" in "Frankenstein" is presented by Frankenstein himself. In "The Strange

In the Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde it is regarded that these identities are two different persons but this is not the case, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are one in the same. There is much confusion when reading this literary work by Robert Louis Stevenson; this piece is regarded as horrific and disturbing in many ways. But the biggest twist is when it is reveled to the reader that these two people are the same and that below the surface of Dr.Jekyll is an evil man who enjoys committing evil acts. Mainly that Dr. Jekyll believes he has no choice but to commit these horrid acts because he has no control over is evil side. I don’t believe this is the case, Hyde isn’t a real person and doesn’t exist, nor is he someone who commits

In the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, he is one person with two personalities, one good side and one evil side. Dr. Jekyll believes there is good and bad in everyone and made a potion to get rid of the bad personality. Unfortunately it got out of control and he was unable to controls the evil side.

The main Protagonist of Dr. Jekyll and Mr, Hyde is Dr. jekyll, a brief description about him is that he has a reputation as a doctor and is also a friend of Lanyon, who is also in the medical fields as a physician, and also Utterson, who is a government lawyer. Dr. Jekyll who is a very successful man, who is well founded in the community, and is known for his modesty and humanitarian works. Dr. Jekyll has been doing this for many years, but many people do not know his engagement on bad behaviors and he discovers his evil side a huge weight to handle.

Dr. Jekyll is thought to be the influential doctor, who is well-known and well-liked around the area. Mr. Hyde is just the opposite from Dr. Jekyll. Mr. Hyde is this wild looking man, with messy hair and clothing and is not well-liked. The transition from Dr. Jekyll to Mr. Hyde seems supernatural and is noticed by his appearance: his clothing begins to decline, he becomes socially recluse, and he does things to scare the world. Jekyll’s second character Hyde’s faculties seemed sharpened and his spirits were more tensely elastic; where it came about Jekyll might have succumbed (Stevenson 871).

Mr. Hyde expresses the fact that he has all of the evil impulses. Jekyll always had and regretted, but the difference is Hyde acted on them where Jekyll did not. Like when Hyde tramples on the little girl on purpose. Jekyll tries be good and refrains from his evil impulses. This is expressed in the quote “I let my brother go to the devil in his own way” said by Dr. Jekyll.

Comparing and contrasting Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is pretty easy to do because it is one man with two different lives. Both are totally different, from what they do in public and in their private life, what they look like physically and how they both react mentally. Both personalities have different life motivations, one wants to be successful in his job and the other wants to murder. The contrast between the two personalities is polar opposite of one another which makes comparing and contrasting the two relatively easy.

Prompt 1: An Exploration of Self Self is a definition of who we are, and that definition can come from two sources: ourselves and those we are close to. The resulting person is usually some combination of the two perceptions of self. In the works The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson and The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde, this idea of self is explored.

Everyone changes throughout life, not only in body, but also in mind. When kids turn into teenagers, they become extremely different: their appearance changes, and they may also become more defiant towards authority. This sort of change is apparent in the book The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, a short novella by Robert Louis Stevenson. In the beginning, the main character, Jekyll, is naïve and has an extremely different view on Hyde than he does in the end. As his normal self, he cannot do as he wishes and has to preserve his good reputation, which is key in his time period.

In this essay the two characters that are going to be compared are Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from the book "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by Robert Stevenson. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are very different physically. They are different mentally as well as morally. Dr. Jekyll has different personalities for when he's in public and when he's alone. On the other hand Mr. Hyde pretty much has no heart.

In the novel “ The strange case of Dr. jekyll and Mr.hyde,” by the author Robert Louis Stevenson the two main characters Dr.Jekyll and Mr.hyde have many differences and similarities. Dr.Jekyll, the protagonist, is a respected scientists who goes through trials and tribulations with good and evil. Mr.Hyde, the antagonist, and is the corrupt side of Dr. Jekyll. There are certain aspects of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde’s personality that compare and they also contrast in certain situations. The way that they compare and contrast in terms of mentally, physically, and morally. There are many examples in this book that could compliment the different and relative characteristics that Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde have. The theme duality could be used as an example

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are completely different yet totally the same. Dr. Jekyll a well liked and respected doctor, and Hyde not only the antagonist but one of the most evil characters that were human that I've ever read about. As different as they are; they are the same, in the sense that Mr. Hyde is just the evil that is in Jekyll and brought out with his own form called Mr. Hyde. the author creates this to show that every one has there inner demons. Because he does this it proves that Jekyll is as much Hyde as tiger is a cat.

The characters Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, do not share many of the same characteristics. They are like two sides of a coin, one shiny and new, the other old and dull. They are two completely separate personalities, but in only one physical body.

n the novel of Dr.Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, we can see that the man with two sides has a different personality.I will talk about The mental, physical, and moral diffrences between these two men. I will also be talking about their personality.This story is more of a before and after of a man who became a monster. {{remove first person}}