CHILL out Mr. Hyde there is sNOw reason be like that!!!

In the discussion of good vs evil, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one that delivers a satisfying contrast between the two to the audience. By presenting the two differing qualities in language that is of a stark contrast to each other, showcases the differences between good and evil. Mr. Hyde is "displeasing" and "detestable", in chapter 2, an utter disgusting image to the naked eye. Something that is expressed with such prominence and confidence is also expressed in the characterization of Dr. Jekyll. Jekyll, is "every mark of capacity and kindness" and "handsome", in chapter 3, the language is comforting and positive. A stark difference to the harsh language used to explain the image that of Mr. Hyde. Their appearance reflects upon the actions of the individuals. Mr. Hyde is a murderer, a savage, and vulture-like creature. When Dr. Jekyll is delicate, pleasing, and warm to be around. Their actions reflecting upon their image of displeasing vs pleasing. Mr. Utterson explains them in this way to develop a differing characterization between the two, a "good-guy vs bad-guy" theme. The good-guy -(handsome and nice) Dr. Jekyll vs. the bad-guy - (disgusting and terrible) Mr. Hyde. Mr. Utterson represents the majority in this situation, showcasing the idea that people become "uglier" by their actions. Mr. Hyde, for example, is seen as a creature more than a human. This is not specifically based on looks, rather, because of his murderous actions his physical appearance is then compromised significantly. Thus, developing the differences between the two characters in the discussion and battle between good vs. evil.

This poem has the intention to display the contrast between the uplifting personality of Dr. Jekyll, versus, the negative and pessimistic personality of Mr. Hyde. By alluding to the murderous tendencies of Mr. Hyde the poem represents how wicked and psychotic the character is. This differs from the positivity and love presented by Mr. Hyde. Showcasing, the purpose of reflecting upon the stark differences between the two characterizations in the novella.

Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Both


Life is to be loved without worry
                                                                                        But life can be taken in a hurry
Compassion and kindness results in peace
                                                                                        Though your life shall eventually cease
Friend rather than foe to be made
                                                                                         I send you to your grave to be laid
Forever live without fear
                                                                                        However, you must know I am near
As life is worth the risk for the reward
                                                                                        But soon you will be calling for your lord
Treating this world as you would like to be treated
                                                                                        Until you lay on the floor dead and defeated
For one day to feel of great success
                                                                                         And to feel of great distress
                                                       
                                                    When the end of your world draws near.....


Harambe did not die for this pitiful snowstorm that occurred
this story is giving me some CHILLS though,
Connor Finnegan