Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde

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What is the significance of Dr. Jekyll's will regarding Mr. Hyde?

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Dr. Jekyll's will states that Mr. Hyde is the sole beneficiary of his estate, which deeply concerns Mr. Utterson.

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What does Dr. Jekyll's self-enforced imprisonment in the lab represent?

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It represents his final act of sanity and his struggle against the duality of his nature.

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Who is described as having a 'strong feeling of deformity'?

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Edward Hyde is described this way, highlighting his physical and moral repulsiveness.

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What is the fate of Dr. Lanyon in the story?

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Dr. Lanyon dies after witnessing the transformation of Dr. Jekyll into Mr. Hyde.

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How does Sir Danvers Carew meet his end?

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Sir Danvers Carew is killed by Edward Hyde.

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What theme does the character of Mr. Hyde represent in the novel?

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Mr. Hyde represents the darker side of human nature and the struggle between good and evil.

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What is the relationship between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are two sides of the same person, representing the conflict between his dual identities.

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What does Dr. Jekyll's transformation into Mr. Hyde symbolize?

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It symbolizes the release of repressed desires and the consequences of unchecked impulses.

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What role does Mr. Utterson play in the story?

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Mr. Utterson is the lawyer and friend of Dr. Jekyll, who investigates the strange occurrences surrounding him.

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What is the moral lesson of 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'?

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The moral lesson warns against the dangers of duality in human nature and the consequences of living a double life.