Robert Louis Stevenson

through a serum which contains healthy proteins and fluids to separate the good and bad side of himself. this is because he believed that in every human lies a evil and good sides, as he tried to divide these from the inside of him,.. things got WORSE...!

Yes, I was homeschooled through highschool. I have a third and a first grader who we are teaching at home. I am homeschooled. My parents were not and thought that school was a huge waste of their time. I did go to school for K-6 and I had the hardest time. I am glad I am homeschooled and I plan to homeschool my kids, when I have them. Yes there is alot of people that homeschool throughout the country. It is becoming more and more prevelant these days because of the inherent problems with the public school system. No, not a majority. Some homeschooled adults resented being home school because they missed out on the public school experience or so they thought. Its not a easy decision to home school because you must have a primary bread winner stay at home with the kids. You must check in with the state and school system to be sure your teaching the children properly and that the children are learning on the proper scale. Its tough but rewarding and its a personal choice.

he was addicted Dr, Jekyll was investigating the phenomena that the drug produces, namely removing all goodness from a person, leaving only evil. At first he kept taking the drug to move from one condition to the other. Then later the evil condition always exerted itself without the need for the drug so he had to take it to keep himself in normal condition.

Answer An example of an evil character by Robert Louis Stevenson would be in his book The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll is a scientist who to stay true to his good natured self creates his altore ego Mr. Hyde. So to answerthis question, Mr. Hyde would be the evil one.

He had a nightmare of a man turning into a monster. His wife awoke him and he scolded her for it.

In the novel, Dr.Jekyll is pot rayed as the good version of his soul, having been separated into two. However, it is also debatable as to whether Dr.Jekyll is a good man because he facilitates the existence of the evil Hyde. The simple answer is that he is good but this can be explored in more depth.

My guess is a tall, thin, studious man wearing eyeglasses. this seems to fit the media characterization of scientists in general. ( both Good and Mad).Female scientists tend to fit a somewhat Horsey profile.

This poem makes the moon seem like a caring and watchful being, when most people would probably just think of it as something they see in the sky at night.

Robert Louis Stevenson wrote a lot of books, but here are some of his most popular books: •Treasure Island •Kidnapped •The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde •A Child's Garden of Verses •The Master of Ballantrae

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Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Treasure Island.

in his bed

mr. hyde

the poem "from a railway carriage" is written by Robert Louis Stevenson.in this poem it seems that poet has compared his journey in a train with the running time

because he thought that the U.S. was intresting since he was from scottland

Dr Jeckyll is Mr Hyde

Life lessons of determination through adventure that led to succes.

Robert Louis Stevenson did not have any child of his own. However, he married Fanny Osbourne, who had two sons and a daughter. The daughter was already grown up when Stevenson married Osbourne, and her youngest son died early of scrofulous tuberculosis. Lloyd Osbourne, however, was 12 when Stevenson married Osbourne and quickly befriended his stepfather.

yes brothers (NEW RESPONDENT) Different spelling, buddy-boy! (Ug!) George Stephenson DID have a son called Robert, who followed him into the same prestigious career. But he was not the famous Scottish novelist.

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He married Fanny van de Grift Osbourne in May 1880

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dear readers, The summary of the poem is R.L Stevenson is the child mentioned in the the child was sickly growing up (probably tuberculosis) thus when I am stronger may refer to his only ray of hope recovery .His childhood was full of boredom.

it was impure

The Strange Case Of Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde was written by Robert Louis Stevenson, published in 1886. The premise is to fear the moster in all of us. Dr. Jekyl drank his own experiment and turned into a homicidal maniac, with lots of hair.