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Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde Research Paper

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Mr. Utterson is representative of Victorian moral/social code due to his typical appearance and lifestyle choices. In the Victorian era, men were expected to be a “self made man” who worked hard in his home or business, acted gentleman-like, and was well established. The novel describes Mr. Utterson as “a man of rugged countenance that was never lighted by a smile” but was somehow lovable (1677). Dr. Jekyll also feel into this strict social code. Being close friends with Mr. Utterson, Dr. Jekyll was also well respected in society. In order to maintain his level of respect, Dr. Jekyll had to hide indiscretions form his youth by experimenting and creating his alternate persona, Mr. Hyde. In his novel, Stevenson presents Hyde as sexual aspect
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