The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson, Fiction, Classics, Fantasy, Horror, Literary

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The narrative explores the profound transformation of the protagonist, who experiences intense physical and emotional turmoil akin to birth or death. Following this agony, a wave of new sensations brings a sense of youthful joy and reckless freedom, accompanied by a troubling awareness of increased wickedness. The protagonist revels in this intoxicating experience, feeling both liberated and enslaved by their original nature. The striking contrast between pain and exhilaration highlights a complex interplay of innocence and corruption, setting the stage for an intriguing journey of self-discovery.