Here are the key themes: The ____ of Human Nature: The central theme, as seen in the split personality of Jekyll and Hyde, suggests that everyone possesses both good and ____ impulses. The novel explores the idea that these sides are not separate but ____ and that our darker natures are ____ just beneath the surface. It's only ____ and culture that keep them at bay. It's also important to note that Dr. Jekyll ____ to take the potion, and therefore chooses to let out his ____ side. The duality of human nature also links into ____ and religion. Hyde is ____ and in the 19th Century, physical ____ was often linked to bad character and a ____ of soul. Stephenson explores how much God and religion have an affect on society on keeping our dark halves in check. The development of the potion and Jekyll's ____ to control it also speaks to fears of where science is taking man. Is he going to remain ____ and in control or is he going to ____ things that could destroy him? ____ and Dark; ____ and hidden is a major ____ theme in the book. Society may look ____ and civilised on the ____, but what's hidden behind doorways and in ____? This is a ____ for the face we like to show people and the face we ____ inside.

Jekyll and Hyde

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