"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" is a psychologic addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho illustrating the complex quality of man’s nature. The scene is London. Dr. Jekyll is a addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho of position and good character, a portly, kindly man. In his youth, however, he addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho that he had strong capacities for evil, which he succeeded addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho suppressing for years. His professional tastes lead him to addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho in drugs, and he hits on one addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho he is changed physically so that his lower nature addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho external dress. He becomes Mr. Hyde, a pale, misshapen, addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho creature of evil and violent passions. Again and again Dr. Jekyll effects this addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho, and gives his bad side more and more addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho. His friend Utterson, a lawyer, is addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho by Jekyll’s will in favor of Hyde, and seeks to addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho the mystery. The brutal murder of Sir Danvers addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho, which is traced to Hyde, who of course disappears, addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho to the mystery and horror. At last, by the addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho of letters left by Dr. Lanyon, another of Dr. Jekyll’s lawyer addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho, to whom he has revealed the secret and addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho is killed by the shock of the discovery, the strange facts are addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho. Utterson breaks into Jekyll’s laboratory, addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho to find Hyde, who has just taken his own addsaidCarewchangeexperimentexposedfriendsinlifeonlyphysicianpowerpuzzledreceivesrepulsiveromanceshowedunravelwherebywho; and Jekyll is gone forever.
(adapted from "The Reader’s Digest of Books" by Helen Rex Keller)