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Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll
The Victorian era is one that I love to learn about. They are such a fun group of people to research, I just love the pomp and the façade and the clothes and the fog and Sherlock and mummies and Jack the Ripper and Knick knacks… So fun! Anyways, […]
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Hyde and Go Jekyll
First of all, I actually found this to be one of my favorite books we have read so far. It was simple, concise, but most importantly, exciting! The thrill of uncovering the mysteries of Dr. Jekyll as Utterson and Poole break into the lab was engaging and made the reading of this story incredibly enjoyable. […]
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Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (from now on DJMH for short) was quite a relief to read. After somehow managing to power through Rousseau and Nietzsche, a classic tale like DJMH was relaxing and definitely did me some good. Yet … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Jekyll & Hyde
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (from now on DJMH for short) was quite a relief to read. After somehow managing to power through Rousseau and Nietzsche, a classic tale like DJMH was relaxing and definitely did me some good. Yet … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Jekyll and Hyde: A Fractured Whole
It always seems like a bit of a cop-out to say how much I “liked” the book at the beginning of a post like this. But I really have to do it this time. I think, for some strange reason, … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Response
Soooo.. not sure about anyone else, but I was ecstatic to finally read a text that was not written by a philosopher. After many weeks of focusing on philosophical texts, reading Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was definitely a healthy … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Thoughts on the Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
I have already seen 1, if not 2, remakes of this classic story. So unfortunately I already had a pretty good idea of what to expect. That doesn’t mean that I didn’t enjoy reading the story though. The remakes that … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Jekyll-Jekyll-Hyde-Jekyll-Hyde-Jekyll-Hyde!
My experience with the story of Jekyll and Hyde before reading the book (or, novella, I suppose? It’s so short!) had been quite limited. Everyone knows the vague story of course, as with Frankenstein, as it’s referenced frequently. Prominently, I … Continue reading →
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Jekyll and Hyde, on being the same person and split personalities
Iconic and very well known, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one of the best known books of english literature. Having read the book before and studied it, I do have an idea of what it entails and re-reading it … Continue reading → Continue reading →
Breaking Apart?
To be honest, I was considerably bored with Jekyll and Hyde until page 45 of this 61 page story. However, after page 45 I found the “mystery” more engaging. The exploration of “the two parts” presented in this book wasn’t … Continue reading → Continue reading →
