... off his hidden evil side. Although a lot more restrained than Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Mr Utterson too has elements of duality within his character. For instance, he quickly becomes obsessed with Mr Hyde, when he is told about him, by Enfield. Another example is when Dr Lanyon is deceased and has left a letter for Mr Utterson "not to be opened until the death ... or disappearance of Dr Henry Jekyll-, Mr Utterson is tempted to disrespect the prohibition, illustrating the omnipresence of duality within his character. In addiction to characters, duality is also preset in settings and inanima...

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... day, for example he had a position of reasonability in the medical school, although he enjoyed "blackguardly" activities at night. However, in "the Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" the evil is portrayed in Mr. Hydes physical description but in "The Body Snatcher" its just in the actions and dialogue of Mr. ... to examine the theme of the duality of man. "For his day of work he indemnified himself by nights by roaring blackguardly enjoyment". Mr. Fettes like Dr Jekyll enjoyed secret pleasures, but Mr. Fettes secret pleasures are more horrific as they involve murdering people. This i...

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• Grade Level: High School