The book is different than the many depictions of Jekyll and Hyde that are out there, but in a sense, somewhat the same. The story is above all the story of man's duality - the good and the evil. Hyde is purely evil. He is composed of all the evil impulses that Jekyll has, but instead of being able to rein those impulses in, Hyde fully feeds into them, going so far as to commit murder for no reason other than because he could.
I enjoyed reading this story.
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