Jekyll and Hyde - Themes of Science

What happens when scientific knowledge gets into the wrong hands? In The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Stevenson explores the terrible consequences following the misuse of science by an unhinged mind. In this lesson, we analyse a selection of quotes from the text that highlight the theme of Science and Reason. As always, we use clear explanations and fun visuals to bring the story to life. This video is your secret potion for success!
Language forms/features: irony, novella, plot, protagonist, metaphor, narrative point of view, characterisation, allusion, foils, repetition, foreshadowing, dialogue, simile, sensory imagery, archetype, anaphora, visual imagery, emotive language, epistolary narrative, denouement

[@ProfLakitax]

Interesting question posed. However one small correction: Dr. Jekyll isn't the Protagonist of the book. His friend is the protagonist who slowly figures out the mystery surrounding Mr. Hyde

[@masterwizard8090]

He just invented LSD