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A classic tale of good versus evil – acted out through one man. Two conflicting characters, ultimately from one complete conscious/unconscious mind. You can enthrall your class with a classic. Our set texts come with fitted jackets and you can order next day delivery. Leading discounts for the education sector. Our service is quick and professional.

Robert Louis Stevenson wrote The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde in 1886. A gothic novel consisting of the character Dr. Henry Jekyll who transforms into the despicable scoundrel Mr. Edward Hyde. Mr Hyde who is a man without a conscience who pushes the limits or science through his use of experiments and creating potions to create a monster. The transformation between two personalities become out of control, to the extent of his friends becoming aware of his changing situation, and how he is not the same man that he used to be. Stevenson’s expression of a man’s capacity for evil, is still as powerful now, as much as it was in 1886.