In the book Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, what is one thing that Jekyll does to overcome Hyde???

Question

OTHER THAN NOT TAKE THE DRAUGHT!!!!!

Answer 1

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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Robert Louis Stevenson

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Answer 2

The moral point of the book is that once you give into moral turpitude, you've wondered down a slippery slope. The more you allow yourself to indulge in evil, the easier it is to give yourself over to those impulses. While Dr. Jekyll thinks he's overcome the temptation of being Mr. Hyde, like any addict he's simply suppressed the personality for a time. Eventually as Mr. Hyde, Dr. Jekyll is vanquished by the declaration that he's no more.  

Answer 3

the things i do is

a)try to create a antidote

b)kill myself

c)isolate myself from friends and family