Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde Analysis

Madness, science, Mystery, if you have read these types of things before it was more than likely in the book the Strange Case of Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde. But this story however is not that book, it is called Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Holmes. In this novel the narrator is John H Watson, Mr.Holmes’s right hand man. The story speaks of figuring out who Mr.Hyde is. The question was made when a lawyer was speaking on behalf of none other than Dr.Jekyll. He explains that Dr.Jekyll had written his will before he dies, which is normal, but there was something that was strange, Dr.Jekyll had put 250 million dollars into the hands of Mr.Hyde. But who was Mr.Hyde? Why was he given so much money in Dr.Jekyll's will? This is what Holmes and Watson tried to

One endeavor was of great wits and proceeded the detectives further in the case, however did not lead them to solve it. To secretly search Mr.Hyde's known place of stay. When the detectives had arrived there was no sign of Mr.Hyde, only the presence of a pleasant, inviting decrepit lady. She was the man's landlady, Mrs.Hudson. She was very considerate and had let the men search the residence. What they had found were many great inklings. One was a checkbook that Mr.Holmes had read through, but unfortunately said no word of what was inside. Another was a ticket to a show with the exact time, day, and residence of which Hyde would go. This was the next place the men would be. A crucial inkling in the eyes of Mr.Holmes. The men went to the program later, not only this but in disguise. Their own mothers wouldn't of known it was them. While attending the program there was an miscalculation in the plan. Mr.Hyde saw right threw the disguise and ran off. He had known who they were from an earlier encounter when he found out they had been searching his place from Mrs.Hudson choking under the pressure of Mr.Hyde. He was more astute than they had thought, moreover they would have to try much harder to solve the

They analyzed his bank history to found huge deposits of money. Also they had found that he has had no date of birth or any proof of life previously a few years before. This was a very bizarre sight to have been seen by the detectives. How could someone have little to no record of themselves? Other things the detectives had discovered was that Mr.Hyde had only been in his apartment every two weeks or so and there was no history of him between those times. These were very good attempts to solve the case, but really did not get the detectives far at all. This was a very unreliable way to solve the