Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

This story takes place in nineteenth century London. Dr Jekyll came up with a potion which made it possible for him to transform into Mr Hyde, the embodiment of his 'evil' side. Jekyll believed, that man was made up of two sides, the good and the evil. Thus, he began to lead a double life. As Jekyll, he was known as the rich and respectable doctor, with close friends like Mr Utterson, a lawyer, and Dr Lanyon, a doctor. As Edward Hyde, he was the evil monster who did not think twice about committing brutal acts. Hyde enjoyed questionable activities and hung out in seedy parts of the town. He was wanted for the murder of Sis Danvers Carew. With each transformation, Hyde grew stronger, until Jekyll could not control his change into Hyde. In the end, When Mr Utterson and Poole broke down the laboratory door, Hyde drank some poison to kill himself. He would rather die than let himself be caught. Mr Utterson found a letter left behind by Jekyll explaining everything. However, he decided not to reveal everything to the police to safeguard the good name of his friend Dr Jekyll.