Jekyll And Gyde Human Nature

5What components and qualities in our society makes us human? Understanding and investigating the art of humanity will lead us to new knowledge from a critical perspective. New knowledge in our university setting is the expectation. As we dive deeper into the story of “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” written by Robert Louis Stevenson, we will explore the themes, human characteristics, and characters that are in the literature. 5In the story of “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” the author follows the story of the mysterious character of Dr. Jekyll through the perspective of his friend Mr. Utterson. He examines the in-depth repression of his emotions, violence, and sexuality during the Victorian society. Dr. Jekyll

From this, we must figure our what is human nature, and what elements are associated with this. Human nature is best defined as the natural disposition of a human being. Their ability to act and speak and their. Behavior, mentality, and concepts of life give us an idea of their idea and how they are human. A vital concept and theme that is involved in the reading is the duality of human nature. This is the central theme present in the literature as well. The relationship of Jekyll and Gyde shows us the crimes that Hyde’s commit, and eclipsing of Jekyll. By learning about the relationship of Jekyll and Hyde, it enables the reader to understand the duality between pure good and evil, and the dual nature of humans. Both of the characters are striving to survive in their society, but without their other half, they soon find out that they need each other’s half to hide from their true nature in society. Duality in humans is an important component that is explored in the novel, and the author utilizes the characters to represents how no human in society has all the elements of all good and bad, but rather elements of good plus bad. The balance of good and bad is essential in humanity and is what makes us human. Jekyll and Hyde can be described as monstrous because, they go against what the natural elements of humanity are, which is the balance of good and bad. For the case of Jekyll and Hyde, they avoid the humane components of the balance of good and balance, and it led to devastating consequences in the