Monsters are often a representation of the corruptibility of man. The birth of a monster is usually a normal human being that undergoes some sort of metamorphosis. A classic example is Dr. Jekyll’s vivid transformation into Mr. Hyde. After drinking concoction of various chemicals, Dr. Jekyll transitions into Mr. Hyde, an evil figure with no sense of morality. Eventually his drinking problem becomes big enough to the point that he finds himself drinking just so that he (Jekyll) can remain conscious. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is an example of how man is essentially evil through the juxtaposition of their human and monstrous traits.
The story of Jekyll and Hyde is commonly known as a story of good versus evil. However instead of two separate
The story of Jekyll and Hyde is commonly known as a story of good versus evil. However instead of two separate