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

Duality of human nature

What does Jekyll's physical transformation symbolise?

Public self vs hidden desires

How is duality presented in the novel?

As an intrinsic part of human nature

What is the primary conflict of the novel?

Jekyll's moral self vs darker desires

What does Mr Hyde embody in the novel?

Pure evil

What does Jekyll's failed experiment show about good & evil?

They are inseparable

What drives Dr Jekyll to create Mr Hyde?

Fear of tarnishing his reputation

What does Mr Utterson represent in the novel?

Victorian ideal of respectable gentleman

What does Stevenson critique about Victorian society?

Obsession with maintaining respectability

What does Jekyll's experiment raise questions about?

Ethical limits of scientific experiment

What do the Gothic elements in the novel underscore?

The theme of the supernatural

What can science unlock according to the novel?

Powerful, uncontrollable forces

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