Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
... The novel Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde expresses that all people have an evil within them that only needs a proper method of getting it out. ... The story starts with two lawyers discussing the last will and testament set up by one Henry Jekyll. His will stated that all of his belongings were to be left in the ownership of one Edward Hyde in the event of his passing, as well as for Hyde to completely take the doctor? ... The lawyers were baffled through this inquiry because of its sudden occurrence as well as of it being as if Hyde could have imposed on the doctor to leave him everything for Hyde to later kill the doctor and redeem his riches. Automatically this sets up an aura of suspicion towards Edward Hyde. ... (Stevenson, 8) This quote was in regards of Dr. Jekyll? ... At the beginning of the book, the other characters were not truly in high regards of Edward Hyde.