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The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a novella by Robert Louis Stevenson about a physician name
Jekyll who discovers a potion that can turn him into an amoral version of himself. The experiment eventually
to Dr. Jekyll's death.
Which statement best describes how the author of "Mr. Dhye" draws upon and transforms Stevenson's novel
OA. Both involve a mysterious personality change. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the kindly personality
eventually prevails over the destructive personality.
OB. Both involve an accident that causes a personality disorder. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the accident
leads the narrator to take action when the harmful personality endangers him.
C. Both involve an unusual event that changes a character's personality. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the
same personality change also happens the narrator.
OD. Both involve a character with conflicting personalities. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the personality
change happens without the aid of a mysterious concoction.
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In "Mr. Dhye," the author draws upon and transforms Stevenson's novel "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" by exploring similar themes of duality and transformation in a different context. Here are the descriptions of how the author of "Mr. Dhye" incorporates and alters elements from Stevenson's work: A. Both involve a mysterious personality change. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the kindly personality eventually prevails over the destructive personality. B. Both involve an accident that causes a personality disorder. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the accident leads the narrator to take action when the harmful personality endangers him. C. Both involve an unusual event that changes a character's personality. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the same personality change also happens to the narrator. D. Both involve a character with conflicting personalities. However, in "Mr. Dhye," the personality change happens without the aid of a mysterious concoction.

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