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Jekyll and Hyde - Themes (Science (Quotes ('ape like fury', '…

- - - - he is conservative and inflexible
      - practical and rational man
      - becomes ill from seeing Hydee turn into Jekyll which causes his death
      - contrasts to Jekyll
    - - An experimental scientist
      - educated man
    - - focuses on the rational not science
- - - - a dark side to him that is expressed through Hyde
      - can do immoral acts through Hyde
    - - the dark side of Jekyll
      - outlet of immoral acts
      - no motive for violence
      - unrestrained by conscience
- - - - Member of the upper class
      - Contradicts his reputation from his experimentation
      - educated man
      - wealthy and respectable
      - doctor - highly esteemed job
      - sociable
    - - Member of the upper class
      - known as a respectable person by many people
      - cold and dreary
      - lovable man
      - layer - trustworthy and rational
    - - Member of the upper class
      - wealthy
      - has power through money and name
      - described as handsome so that he is a good person
      - beautiful and innocent
    - - Member of the lower class
      - Looks like a lower class person
      - uneducated man
      - small, young and animalistic
      - amoral behavior
- - - - Externally Jekyll is a good person with a good reputation
    - - Internally Hyde is a bad person with a bad reputation
      - Hyde juxtaposes all that is good in society
    - - He is an embodiment of good
      - He has a slight bad attribute of curiosity which leads him down the rabbit hole of the strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
- - - - wicked and evil
      - described to have 'satans signature upon his face'
      - contrasts the religious persona of Jekyll