The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

by Dimitrios Spyridon Chytiris, Robert Louis Stevenson · 1875

In Victorian London, the respectable lawyer Mr. Utterson is drawn into a baffling mystery when his old friend Dr. Henry Jekyll begins to behave oddly and a terrifying figure known only as Mr. Hyde stalks the streets. As Utterson investigates the strange connection between the two men, he uncovers a chilling experiment that pits the forces of good and evil against each other within a single soul. Stevenson’s timeless tale explores the duality of human nature, the thin veneer of civilization, and the terrifying consequences when our darkest impulses are unleashed.