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# The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson, Fiction, Classics, Fantasy, Horror, Literary

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Review: Amazing novel - Reading Robert Louis Stevenson's classic The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, I was reminded of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Both novels involve the idea of tampering with science in a controversial way and expecting positive results. Much like Victor Frankenstein learns that you can't "play God," Dr. Jekyll comes to realize the dark side of experimentation gone wrong. Neither character has the resolve to own up and take responsibility of their actions until things are well out of hand. As much as the novel illustrates how the results of science can turn awry, the story also questions duality within oneself. In the novel, the rational side (Jekyll) of a man is tempted into various forms of sin and sinister behavior (Hyde). One side soon becomes the more dominant of the two, and there is a struggle to escape from this dark side. When Jekyll becomes Hyde, he erupts into various forms of grotesqueness. Hyde is physically repulsive, but also repulsive in character. Hyde in many ways is an outlet for Jekyll to experience unrelenting freedom and "do as he pleases", despite the costs or consequences. It's ironic that this newfound "freedom" for Jekyll's other self actually turns into a form of a prison, where he has to physically isolate and hide himself from society to protect others. There are many morals this novel delves into and investigates. There are also many thinking points about human psychology and human nature. In many ways, this novel is groundbreaking and innovative, ahead of its time. It's easy to see why this novel has spawned countless film adaptations and productions, remaining quite popular and part of our pop culture. Not only that, but this novel is just a great book, well written and with so many different elements. It has exceptional moments of suspense, mystery, philosophy, science, and a darkly Gothic atmosphere to lure you in. Stevenson's novel is one to read, and then come back to and read again.
Review: A mostly favorable read - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson wrote this story and it was first published in 1896. It is told in the third person by an attorney, Gabriel Utterson, who was both a friend of and lawyer of a well-respected physician, Dr. Henry Jekyll. Mr. Utterson becomes concerned about his friend when given Dr. Jekyll's will that leaves everything to a strange man named Edward Hyde. Mr. Utterson becomes curious about Mr. Hyde and investigates him. When he finds horrifies him. While Henry Jekyll is kindly, jovial, and dedicated to helping others in this community, Mr. Hyde seems utterly without any redeeming characteristics and is prone to despicable acts. When Mr. Utterson asks his friend why he would leave his estate to such a person, Dr. Jekyll will not answer. What is the relationship between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde? What are the horrible things that attorney Utterson will find as he gradually uncovers the truth? Why is Dr. Jekyll protective of Mr. Hyde and dedicated to making sure he ends up cared for? What secrets does Dr. Jekyll have? Is Dr. Jekyll really good person everyone thinks them to be? The story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is intriguing and complex. The characters are well-drawn and evolve over the course of the story. The pace of the story can be described as moderate, with a few rapid developments spaced across long periods of buildup. The word-choice is sophisticated, as is the vocabulary. What I did not like is the fact that Robert Louis Stevenson was very prone to use complex, compound sentences with a plethora of semicolons. Some of the sentences seem to run on, the paragraphs were often quite long, and it was not unusual to go more than two pages without a paragraph break. When that occurred the author came off as long-winded. I had never read this book before but I had read other pieces by Robert Louis Stevenson. I was able to get this one free as an e-book and, while I did enjoy the story, I am not sure that I would want to pay for it. If you have not read it and are curious, I suggest you visit your local library. Thank you for reading my review, which I previously posted on a now-closed site.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #279 in Classic Literature & Fiction #488 in Horror Literature & Fiction |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (15,552) |
| Dimensions  | 6 x 0.44 x 9 inches |
| ISBN-10  | 0809567350 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0809567355 |
| Item Weight  | 12 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 116 pages |
| Publication date  | July 1, 2004 |
| Publisher  | Wildside Press |
| Reading age  | 18 years and up |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing novel
*by F***9 on May 27, 2013*

Reading Robert Louis Stevenson's classic The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, I was reminded of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Both novels involve the idea of tampering with science in a controversial way and expecting positive results. Much like Victor Frankenstein learns that you can't "play God," Dr. Jekyll comes to realize the dark side of experimentation gone wrong. Neither character has the resolve to own up and take responsibility of their actions until things are well out of hand. As much as the novel illustrates how the results of science can turn awry, the story also questions duality within oneself. In the novel, the rational side (Jekyll) of a man is tempted into various forms of sin and sinister behavior (Hyde). One side soon becomes the more dominant of the two, and there is a struggle to escape from this dark side. When Jekyll becomes Hyde, he erupts into various forms of grotesqueness. Hyde is physically repulsive, but also repulsive in character. Hyde in many ways is an outlet for Jekyll to experience unrelenting freedom and "do as he pleases", despite the costs or consequences. It's ironic that this newfound "freedom" for Jekyll's other self actually turns into a form of a prison, where he has to physically isolate and hide himself from society to protect others. There are many morals this novel delves into and investigates. There are also many thinking points about human psychology and human nature. In many ways, this novel is groundbreaking and innovative, ahead of its time. It's easy to see why this novel has spawned countless film adaptations and productions, remaining quite popular and part of our pop culture. Not only that, but this novel is just a great book, well written and with so many different elements. It has exceptional moments of suspense, mystery, philosophy, science, and a darkly Gothic atmosphere to lure you in. Stevenson's novel is one to read, and then come back to and read again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A mostly favorable read - Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
*by C***Y on February 28, 2014*

Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson wrote this story and it was first published in 1896. It is told in the third person by an attorney, Gabriel Utterson, who was both a friend of and lawyer of a well-respected physician, Dr. Henry Jekyll. Mr. Utterson becomes concerned about his friend when given Dr. Jekyll's will that leaves everything to a strange man named Edward Hyde. Mr. Utterson becomes curious about Mr. Hyde and investigates him. When he finds horrifies him. While Henry Jekyll is kindly, jovial, and dedicated to helping others in this community, Mr. Hyde seems utterly without any redeeming characteristics and is prone to despicable acts. When Mr. Utterson asks his friend why he would leave his estate to such a person, Dr. Jekyll will not answer. What is the relationship between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde? What are the horrible things that attorney Utterson will find as he gradually uncovers the truth? Why is Dr. Jekyll protective of Mr. Hyde and dedicated to making sure he ends up cared for? What secrets does Dr. Jekyll have? Is Dr. Jekyll really good person everyone thinks them to be? The story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is intriguing and complex. The characters are well-drawn and evolve over the course of the story. The pace of the story can be described as moderate, with a few rapid developments spaced across long periods of buildup. The word-choice is sophisticated, as is the vocabulary. What I did not like is the fact that Robert Louis Stevenson was very prone to use complex, compound sentences with a plethora of semicolons. Some of the sentences seem to run on, the paragraphs were often quite long, and it was not unusual to go more than two pages without a paragraph break. When that occurred the author came off as long-winded. I had never read this book before but I had read other pieces by Robert Louis Stevenson. I was able to get this one free as an e-book and, while I did enjoy the story, I am not sure that I would want to pay for it. If you have not read it and are curious, I suggest you visit your local library. Thank you for reading my review, which I previously posted on a now-closed site.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ enjoyable!
*by M***B on October 15, 2025*

Well written, fast paced, suspenseful. Quite enjoyable even knowing the underlying plot. Sensational without being over the top. I learned several new words as well!

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