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THE VICTORIAN NOVELISTS

This exploration delves into the contrasting yet parallel lives of Heathcliff from "Wuthering Heights" and Dr. Jekyll from "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Both characters symbolize rebellion against societal norms, but approach their struggles differently. Heathcliff is a force of nature, motivated by passion and revenge, while Jekyll represents the quest for knowledge, driven by reason and a thirst for understanding. Common themes between these narratives include the complexities of evil, the villain's punishment, and the duality of human nature.

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THE VICTORIAN NOVELISTS

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  1. THE VICTORIAN NOVELISTS A comparison

  2. Heathcliff and Jekyll A comparison

  3. Heathcliff and Jekyll A comparison

  4. A rebelagainsthis social circle Heathcliff and Jekyll A rebelagainst social conventions

  5. A rebeldriven by passion, revenge Heathcliff and Jekyll He’sdriven by reason, thirst for knowledge

  6. His evilis due to hisobsession with love Heathcliff and Jekyll His evilis due to boredom

  7. A force of nature Heathcliff and Jekyll A respectablescientist

  8. 2 narrators,flashbacks WutheringHeights The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and MrHyde 4 narrators. A detective story

  9. Evilasman’sruin Themes in common The villain’spunishment

  10. Death asliberation Themes in common Complexcharacters

  11. A detached narrator. Dialogue. The picture of Dorian Gray The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and MrHyde 4 narrators. A detective story

  12. Double Themes in common Ethics

  13. Crime Themes in common The villain’spunishment

  14. The strength of senses Themes in common Freedom

  15. Hate for social conventions Themes in common Searchfor the new

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