Jekyll And Hyde Letter Essay

At last I can now relate to you regarding that quite awful episode at our friend Dr. Jekylls window a while back. I tincture I must bring you up to date on the shock events that have occurred since our last departure.I have just read the earn of our lost friend enthalpy on his demeanor before he disappeared. Little was I to spang what was held at heart these few pages that would rock and wo my very soul. It appears that there was once more to Henry Jekyll, the simple and clean doctor, than we once knew.In his letter he pays particular attention to a sort of dual nature which has been troubling him all his later life. His record has been directed by the ideas of man being not one provided in fact two. This seems most unusual and out of the ordinary, he became neurotic about his work by experimenting with his very self, it appears that he purchased some chemicals for his in the flesh(predicate) consumption that he knew would shake the very fortress of identity. there was ind eed more to come, and I still must, even now, reassure myself as to its truth or its couple with human sanity. It appears that the murderous intent from within Mr. Hyde is, in fact, from within the centre of Henry Jekyll, Henry Jekyll is Mr. Hyde. For when Henry should view as this particular concoction it distorts his body and brings out the very worst of what we aspect of as an ordinary man. It is hard to understand that such a ogre is locked up within all but some choose to let it out more than others with varying effects.Our poor friend had the choice between these two characters. When Hyde was true Jekyll was non-existent, enslaved to evil as the antidote wore off. And with this in straits he continued to use this unusual life changing ability, which would put forward more troublesome. Only now do I come to introduce that Henry Jekyll is no longer, forced to take his life because of mans curiosity to know more and evil heart. I feel saddened to know that he could not feel happy enough to communicate his troubles to us decided to keep his troubles to his self. Now I now the answer arse his curious will which seemed so mysterious at the time.Though I feel sorry for him I also know an unsensing feeling that Henry Jekyll began to like Hyde despite his murderous character, for this I feel Jekyll had himself to blame. What could possess a man to do such an awful thing to himself as that.Yours Sincerely,P.S I have enclosed a copy of the letter from Henry chase for your own reading.