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The Strange Case of Dr....

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

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In the gloomy streets of Victorian London, Dr. Henry Jekyll, a respected scientist and physician, struggles with a dark secret: the belief that two opposing natures coexist within every human being. Desperate to unleash his wildest, darkest side, Jekyll creates a potion that allows him to transform into Edward Hyde, a ruthless and unscrupulous being.As Hyde commits horrific crimes, Jekyll finds himself caught in an internal struggle between his conscience and the monster he has unleashed. The duality of his being threatens to destroy him, and the line between the two characters begins to blur. Will Jekyll be able to control his creation, or will Hyde prevail forever?

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In the gloomy streets of Victorian London, Dr. Henry Jekyll, a respected scientist and physician, struggles with a dark secret: the belief that two opposing natures coexist within every human being. Desperate to unleash his wildest, darkest side, Jekyll creates a potion that allows him to transform into Edward Hyde, a ruthless and unscrupulous being.As Hyde commits horrific crimes, Jekyll finds himself caught in an internal struggle between his conscience and the monster he has unleashed. The duality of his being threatens to destroy him, and the line between the two characters begins to blur. Will Jekyll be able to control his creation, or will Hyde prevail forever?
  • Isbn
    9791387576134
  • Peso
    0.14 kg.
  • Tamaño
    14 x 21 cm.
  • Número de páginas
    114
  • Idioma
    Inglés
  • Referencia
    POD44538

Robert Louis Stevenson

Autor

Edimburgo, (1850-1894). Robert Louis Stevenson, licenciado en derecho y escritor, fue uno de los exponentes más claros de la llamada novela-narración y del romance por excelencia. Su delicado estado de salud le llevó a viajar continuamente buscando climas favorables para sus pulmones enfermos, por lo que sus primeros relatos fueron, básicamente, una descripción de estas travesías. Su popularidad como escritor se fraguó gracias a los emocionantes argumentos de sus novelas fantásticas y de aventuras, en las que siempre aparecían contrapuestos el bien y el mal, a modo de alegoría moral que se servía del misterio y la aventura. Cantor del coraje y la alegría, Stevenson dejó una vasta obra llena de encanto, con títulos inolvidables.