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Discover the gripping psychological thriller, Collins Classics - The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, a timeless masterpiece penned by the renowned author Robert Louis Stevenson. This classic novella, published in 1886, delves deep into the duality of human nature, exploring the persistent battle between good and evil. Set against the eerie backdrop of Victorian London, the story follows the respectable Dr. Henry Jekyll, a brilliant scientist whose dark experiment gives birth to the malevolent Edward Hyde. This chilling transformation absorbs readers, drawing them into a world where morality unravels.
With its gothic themes and a suspenseful plot, this captivating tale continues to resonate across generations. The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is not just a story; it’s a profound exploration of identity, conscience, and the human psyche. The essential classic offers deep insights into Stevenson’s thoughts on the nature of evil and the hidden darkness within us all.
Enhance your literary collection with this significant work and experience the enduring relevance of Stevenson’s narrative, which has inspired countless adaptations in film, theatre, and popular culture. Ideal for students, scholars, and classic literature enthusiasts, this edition is a must-have for a comprehensive understanding of gothic fiction.
With its gothic themes and a suspenseful plot, this captivating tale continues to resonate across generations. The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde is not just a story; it’s a profound exploration of identity, conscience, and the human psyche. The essential classic offers deep insights into Stevenson’s thoughts on the nature of evil and the hidden darkness within us all.
Enhance your literary collection with this significant work and experience the enduring relevance of Stevenson’s narrative, which has inspired countless adaptations in film, theatre, and popular culture. Ideal for students, scholars, and classic literature enthusiasts, this edition is a must-have for a comprehensive understanding of gothic fiction.