Duality Exists in Many Literature Books

"When you live as long as you live, you will learn one thing - people are not all good people, people are not all bad lives are well expressed Life is well expressed, the difference between darkness and light Regardless of whether it is good or bad, or whether it is simply a difference between private one and public one, it is inevitable to treat both as human beings.In addition, Dr. Jekyll and Hide Many characters follow this theory in Mr., author, Robert Stevenson, John Steinbeck 's mouse and man, and a book thief written by Marcus Zusack. Human beings exist in two ways.

There are many themes in this book, but one of the most famous themes in this book is the question of duality. Stevenson described this duality in almost all roles, mainly by Dr. Henry Jekyll of the main character. Characters, scenes, atmosphere, etc. are all contradictory. Dr. Jekyll 's role is deeply multifaceted. He is a typical Victorian gentleman who used to be a "pink ritual". He always wants the best, and is a very refined person, and he also has a good taste of art. He is a "smooth face" and "a cheerful person", but the history of his life is crumpled. But Jekyll ultimately ruined his weakness as his desire for a good reputation paying him a high price. In addition, his ambitious personality may be the cause of his professional destruction, he is very bold and always doing unusual things

The mind always exists in duality. The essence of our mindset is duality. Duality is a combination of two opposed forces that cancel each other's influences and bring about a harmonious existence state. Nature is the best example of duality. We can see that our nature always has dual quality. Day and night, ups and downs, creation and destruction hit the perfect balance of the ecosystem. The external physical world exists in a rough form consisting of five basic elements called "Panchamahabhoota": Earth, water, air, fire and ethernet. In the same way, our thoughts are made up of the same five basic elements that exist in delicate form. Because they can not be seen in their eyes and can not be confined to space and time, it is difficult to understand the essence of our ideas and the resulting ideas. This is the beauty of irrational thinking