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    one must ask is which side of the spectrum is more capable of influencing humanity. In Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde written by Robert Louis Stevenson, a wealthy and well-respected doctor by the name of Henry Jekyll, who believes that man is not one but two separate people, constructs a potion which unearths his inner evil (Mr. Edward Hyde), and in the end is engulfed by the strength of his malevolent persona.

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    tell Utterson sees through Hyde, even after Jekyll speaks immensely of him, but Utterson’s perspective cannot be credible. This is because Utterson did not suspect anything at all malevolent from Jekyll. Harboring suspicion that Henry and Edward were two contradistinctive people, Utterson underestimated Jekyll’s affiliation with science. The reader has to rely on Utterson’s conceptions of the characters, so if he is deceived the reader is deceived as

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    potent. In the book, there was a struggle between good and evil, and in that struggle, evil won. Mr.Hyde was pure evil, here are some examples of him showings his cruelty. According to page. 6 “All at once, I saw two figures: one a little man who was stumping along eastward

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    The Dark Knight Analysis Since its release in 2008, The Dark Knight has been highly acclaimed by both movie critics and fans of the iconic Batman. But what makes this film resonate with its audiences so well? What sets The Dark Knight apart from the dozens of other existing movies filled with sensational explosions and exciting action sequences? The Dark Knight carries a sense of realism that is remarkable for a superhero movie; it also features well-developed characters such as the Joker, Bruce

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    In The Dark Knight, Batman faces one of his greatest challenges which threatens his morals. By choosing to only use his powers for the good of the people, he is a perfect example of moral goodness and ethics but in the film, his ethics are put to test. While fighting may be seen as unethical, he is doing this for the purpose of serving society and helping people. In this film, the joker is testing the morality of the people of Gotham and how believing in morality in itself is pointless. Nihilism

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    Knight (2008) when Gotham’s district attorney Harvey Dent becomes the villainous Two-Face. Throughout the movie, Dent evolves from a symbol of hope and justice, to a vengeful anarchist determined

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    the scene. The room is dark , only two lamps are on, one ceiling lamp on the background, behind commissioner Gordon, and one lamp on the table that creates a low-key lighting , which casts a shadow and highlights the joker’s face on the dark background. This type of lighting create a mysterious and gloomy atmosphere when the Joker talks about gordon’s corrupted crew and Dent’s unknown location. Nolan uses Low Angle shot while slowly zooming in on Gordon’s face. A low angel is made with the camera

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    Dualism In Stephen King

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    Aside from Shakespeare and Stevenson there are a plethora of authors who are as proficient or possibly more adept at portraying the theme of a book, play, or poem. One considerable example is Stephen King. He is an otherwise unusual author. King’s books seem to depict theme in a extraordinary way. His atrocious book IT has a rather nightmarish way of illustrating plot and theme. The book, though rather monstrous and horrifying, is a great read for young-adults. King does an exceptional job at representing

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    Their tone stays very calm and doesn’t navigate towards gossip as told in their words. These two men “not only set aside occasions of pleasure, but even resisted the calls of business, that they might enjoy them uninterrupted.” (Stevenson 10). While on his walk with his friend Mr. Enfield, they stay very formal and prioritize their voice and appearance

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    The only realties in life, according to the Joker, involve chaos, anarchy, and disorder. In the hospital, Harvey Dent is persuaded by the Joker that he needs to live his life without rules. The Joker, with a crazed look on his face, tells Dent, “do I really look like a guy with a plan? You know what I am? I'm a dog chasing cars. I wouldn't know what to do with one if I caught it. You know? I just do things. The mob has plans. The cops have plans. Gordon's got plans. You know

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