The Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr Hyde

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The narrative centers on Mr. Utterson, a lawyer characterized by his serious demeanor and complex personality. Despite his austere exterior, he possesses a deep humanity that shines through in his actions rather than words. He struggles with personal vices, such as drinking gin alone, yet maintains a tolerant attitude towards others, often aiding those in moral decline. His philosophical view, reminiscent of Cain's heresy, reflects his belief in allowing others to choose their paths, positioning him as a steadfast yet conflicted figure in the lives of those around him.