In the 19th century novella of Christian morality, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Jekyll, and subsequently his alter ego of Hyde, is presented as mysterious in order for Stevenson to argue against Christian prejudice through philosophical standings of existentialism, while connoting there is duplicity in all of us, including the duality of c…
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