How Did Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde Become a Monster?
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Dr. Henry Jekyll and his alter ego, Mr. Edward Hyde, have become an allegory for the good and evil in every person. Throughout the years, Hyde's depiction has shifted from the original novella. While we most commonly know him as a hideous and hairy man strolling around with a top hat and cane, is that how he was in the text? Was he always as green as the cartoons show or as massive as some movies have made him? How did he become the monster we know today? Join us as we explore how literature, film, comic books, cartoons, and television our shaped our collective idea of the good doctor and his darker half.
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