The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

On the nature of man and how strong human vices are, Stevenson reflects on the pages of this gothic tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The British scientist invented an elixir that allowed him to summon his dark "self" from the depths of his subconscious. Dr. Jekyll conducted the experiment solely on himself, transforming at night into the brutal murderer Mr. Hyde, until he himself became his victim. Or did he not and was able to defeat the embodied evil? The collection also includes stories about the real Victorian dandy Prince Florizel and his loyal friend Colonel Geraldine, who protect the innocent and unjustly wronged by investigating particularly convoluted crimes and strange events.