Category Archives: Response 6

As soon as I read Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde I knew that the theme of the story is Good vs Evil. Dr. Jekyll is a really nice guy and a respected doctor in his city but his double personality … Continue reading →

There are connections between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde that considerably alters the way that we view them independently. Towards the end of the story we see the story through the eyes of Dr. Jekyll, and the way that he … Continue reading →

In all honesty I’m not interested in this book compared to the others. I feel like all the gothic features that happened in Frankenstein really captured the difference of gothic literature. From my understanding, in Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, … Continue reading →

Overall the Novel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson, is nothing but endless suspense throughout. Its incredibly chilling and has many more Gothic features than any other novel from the course so far. One of the most interesting and … Continue reading →

I cannot help but feel Stevenson’s novel, Jekyll and Hyde, is a story about repressed homosexual desire. The “trapped in the closet” story. For many years, gay people had to hide behind the shadows of society. For this discussion, let’s … Continue reading →

Just as in Frankenstein the Protagonist is following a format which makes the book a page turner. Rather than having one character, in this novel two character seem to double each other. Dr. Jekyll is an ordinary doctor whose actions … Continue reading →

Briana Estrada -10/20 response #6   After reading the first few chapter of The strange case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde; we get to examine who are characters are, their personalities and motives. One of the main protagonists is Dr. Jekyll; … Continue reading →

Robert Louis Stevenson was able to show Gothic literature to the audience in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. As I read the book the setting was able to bring that spooky and gave that anticipation to the readers, what was … Continue reading →