The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson was written taking place in Victorian England. The English were thought of to be very conservative during this time. This is part of what allows Stevenson to explore the whole other side of this society in Mr Hyde. This book takes place in the Victorian era in which the english were more conservative and this book allows the not so conservative side of england during this time to be brought to light.
Lawyer and friend of Dr Jekyll, Mr Utterson has started to follow a string of crimes committed by a man known as Edward Hyde due to a certain crime in which he trampled a little girl. When he paid her family for what he had done, his check was signed by Dr Henry Jekyll. This
Lawyer and friend of Dr Jekyll, Mr Utterson has started to follow a string of crimes committed by a man known as Edward Hyde due to a certain crime in which he trampled a little girl. When he paid her family for what he had done, his check was signed by Dr Henry Jekyll. This