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About the Author

Characters

Robert Louis Stevenson

Victorian Era

Scottish

Childhood

The Law Study

He married Fanny Osbourne

Suffered from tuberculosis

he was a sick, weak and sensitive boy

He suffered from nightmares, which were a sustenance for some of his stories

Novelist

Essayist

Poet

Books

Treasure Island

Kidnapped

Dr. Jekyll y Mr. Hyde

Work that leads him to fame

Quickly becomes a bestseller

Mr. Utterson

Richard Enfield

Edward Hyde

Henry Jekyll

Sir Danvers Carew

The narrator of the book

He's a middle-aged lawyer

Jekyll's old friend

The most prudent, respectful and rational character in the book

Mr. Utterson's cousin, a younger man who is assumed to be slightly more daring than his respectable and quiet relative.

He's the witness to Hyde's initial crime

A small, misshapen and disgusting man, somewhat younger than Dr. Jekyll, who apparently has no profession

Utterson and Enfield describe witnessing something indefinitely evil and horrible on his face.

A prominent middle-aged doctor described as tall and handsome

He is also extremely wealthy, with a fortune of more than two million dollars.

Everyone who knows him describes him as respected and correct

A highly respected and prominent person in English society

Carew is described as "gray-haired" and "handsome"