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Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde: Themes
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What is the central idea in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

Duality of human nature

What does Jekyll's creation of Hyde represent?

Every person has good & evil tendencies

What does the contrast between Jekyll and Hyde highlight?

The extremes of the human psyche

What can darker impulses do if left unchecked?

Overpower the good

What is the primary conflict in the novel?

Jekyll's moral self vs. darker desires

What does Mr. Hyde embody in the novel?

Pure evil

What does Jekyll's failed attempt to separate good & evil show?

The two are inseparable

What drives Jekyll to create Hyde?

Fear of tarnishing his reputation

What does Utterson represent?

Victorian ideal of respectable man

What aspect of Victorian society does Stevenson critique?

Obsession with respectability facade

What does Jekyll use science to do?

Separate his good & evil sides

What do the Gothic elements in the novel underscore?

Theme of the supernatural

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