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The Addiction of Dr. Jekyll

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English

 

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February 21, 2016

 

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University

 

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Jekyll felt as though he was a compilation of multiple characters, and that the desires of these characters opposed each other too often. He thought it would be simpler to remove the more negative of the two medically and then he would only have to deal with the wishes of the more socially acceptable and favorable side...
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Jekyll’s medicine transformed him much more so than he expected. Instead of only mentally changing him as he supposed it would, Jekyll was also physically transformed beyond recognition. The mental changes that the transforming medicine brought on, coupled with the extraordinary physical differences that it produced made Dr...
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