The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde The respectability of Victorian society was that there was an upper class, a working class and a under class. If a working class person lost their job they wouldn't get any benefits and would be forced into the under class. The under class was where all the crimes came from. The streets were dimly lit by the street lamps. These streets weren't very clean either, as the people would chuck muck and worse out of the windows ... respectability has is gone here. Further-more the settings in the text between the front and entrance of the house that Dr Jekyl...

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... dealt with, and he's committing a crime by keeping it a secret. The main themes of "The Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" contribute to the sense of horror because they are based on true things making it more believable. Such as the duality of man, Dr Jeykll represents the good side in us, and Mr Hyde represents our evil side. In "The Strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" Stevenson separates these two sides into separate characters (Jekyll and Hyde). Jekyll doesn't have the guilt of Hyde when Hyde does evil and Hyde doesn't feel strange when doing right ... . "He put the glass to...

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