Comparison Of Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde

Dr. Jekyll believed that people have two personally, an evil, and a sane side. Dr. Jekyll creates a medicine to control his bad side which is Mr. Hyde. I think that Dr. Jekyll wanted to erase the evil side of people so that there will be no more crime or madness in the world. He expreimented on myself and he lost

If you watch a movie a movie based on a book you read, there's  some differences and similarities. In the book Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde there's is many differences and similarities from the book and the movie. For example the characters aren't the same although they do share all the same names, but doesn't mean they are the same. Also, the time frame the movie and the book were made and are set.  Some similarities are that they both take place in the same setting. Lastly, there can many differences in the way the story was told.

In the story of “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”, Dr. Jekyll is a scientist who cannot tell the difference between good and evil. Mr. Hyde is the evil side of Dr. Jekyll. When Mr. Hyde was mentioned around Dr. Jekyll, his face turned pale and asked to drop the subject. It would appear that there are two different people being represented but something else seems to be going on. Based on information from the story, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are the same person but with two different personalities.

Dr. Jekyll is an upstanding citizen and as a doctor, helps out those who need him. He even wants to help out the heartless Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll tells Mr. Utterson, “I do sincerely take a great, a very great interest in that young man” (bbc.co.uk). By the end of the story the reader knows that Dr. Jekyll wants to help Mr. Hyde because they are the same person. Dr. Jekyll is the yin - the good, while Mr. Hyde is the yang - the evil. Mr. Hyde, the other main character, is a very unsightly being. In the novella his description is, “Mr. Hyde was pale dwarfish, he gave an impression of deformity without any nameable malformation” (Stevenson, 1684). When Mr. Utterson looked upon Mr. Hyde, he was filled with disgust and loathing, and fear that was inexplicable. Mr. Gabriel Utterson, who is a secondary character, is described as a “rational, respectable, calm, and curious man” (bbc.co.uk). Naturally he would want to understand what kind of man would trample all over a child and just leave him or her there on the ground, in the middle of the night, no apology, and without sending for her parents. He is also persistent in dealing with trying to find where Mr. Hyde is located. “ ‘If he be Mr. Hyde,’ he had thought, ‘I shall be Mr. Seek’ “ (Stevenson, 1683). This was something that he couldn’t let go of, and he needed to find out who Mr. Hyde was. Mr. Utterson is also caring; he cares about Dr. Henry Jekyll, who also happens to be his

The first similarity in the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and today is the attempt to isolate the bad from the good. The plot is about a doctor who believes he can separate the good and evil halves of the body. Dr. Jekyll thinks “man is not truly one, but truly two.” We do the best we can in our culture of separating the good and evil: we put convicts (the evil) in jail, and allow the rest of civilization (the good) to go freely about their daily

At first, all he wanted to do was isolate Jekyll and Hyde, but he had gotten addicted to the high that Hyde gives him when doing those “hidden desires”. Dr. Jekyll symbolized the good in every person and Mr. Hyde represents the evil persona that everyone has. The symbolism in this novel makes it interesting and meaningful.

Dr. Jekyll is the good one out of him and Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll is described to be very quiet and, Also, a young doctor in his early 30s but, being young doesn't stop him from his big dreams. His big dream such as discovering the mysteries of good and evil in a person turns to back fire while he starts to regret dreaming so big when his alter ego, Hyde, starts to appear and dr. Jekyll has no control on him. when he does attempt to control Hyde he starts to isolate himself.

Robert Louis Stevenson’s “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” is a classic Victorian tale of good and evil. The novel tells the story of Dr. Henry Jekyll, a respected scientist who so desperately needs to separate his morality from his self-indulgence. Aware of the evil side of his own being, he seeks to be free of it through scientific experiments resulting into the “bestial” Mr. Hyde.

The story of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is a story of an individual that suffers from a mental condition called split personality. Comparing the two is like comparing the good from the bad within himself. Dr. Jekyll is a intelligent man who has many friends and a pleasant personality. Mr. Hyde on the other hand is an evil individual who goes out at night time and causing violence and other problems including killing someone and he is now is being hunted for the murder.

The book fools you into thinking that Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are separate people, but are actually the same person. I am glad that I read this book, because I’ve seen a few movie versions, and now I have a way to compare those with the book, which I like doing, such as with the Harry Potter series, and the Lord of The Rings. One thing I noticed, is that the movies follow the perspective of Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde more, but the book is third person limited, from the view of the lawyer, Mr. Utterson. Another difference, is one of the movies shows Dr. Jekyll getting shot, after transforming into Mr. Hyde, but the book just has Mr. Hyde found on the floor moaning, and Dr. Lanyon is the only one to have actually witnessed the

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde were technically one person but very different personality wise. They had different color hair, different color eyes and lived in different homes. You could almost consider them to different people. one was the others alter ego. Out of the two personalities one of the personalities of Dr. Jekyll the good personality and the other personality of Mr. Hyde which is the evil. The character struggles with his personalities. The one personality Mr. Hyde is a mean, cruel and a murderer and the other Dr. Jekyll is a well respective person. M r. Jekyll made Mr. Hyde the beneficiary (this is like a will) if anything had happen to him. which shows he is smart and is aware of the second personality. Dr. Jekyll tries for a while

overall dr.jekyll couldn't control himself no more he took so much of the potion that mr.hyde was able to come out when he wanted. mr.hyde was wanted because he killed a man. they were the same man in one body with different personalities, hyde was stronger. jekyll went to the bar as his self to see the girl that he remembers that hyde was trying to hit on, while having a drink hyde came out causing everyone to find out who was hyde.the police didn't believe it until he was finally caught as hyde and when the police got there he had turned into jekyll. it was two personalities that jekyll had and the second he had was like a whole different

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are the same people in their physical state but in mental are very different. The smart Stunning doctor is polite and has lots of good traits. The other side of him is cruel and cynical even murderous.

This is a story about how one person was trying to be perfect by ridding himself of evil. In doing this the separate persona of Mr. Hyde was created. I don't believe that the characters can stand alone; everyone has evil and good traits in them. The differences in people is how they allow these traits to show themselves to others. Knowing that this was not an excuse for bad behavior, the character of Dr Jekyll opted to live

Like all people, the characters have moral differences. In the novel Dr. Jekyll wants best for everyone. He has a positive moral where he knows what is right and what is wrong for others including himself. This is an example of his positive moral, "Edward Hyde should step into the said Henry Jekyll's shoes without further delay and free from any burthen or obligation beyond the payment of a few small sums to the members of the doctor's household." Mr. Hyde's moral is do anything right for himself. When he killed Sir Danvers Carew he did it for his own self