Stevenson's Message

Scottish literature Stevenson's Robert Louis Stevenson's famous novel Jekyll and news by Mr. Hyde's strange case describe science created monsters. Dr. Jekyll created a medicine to try to isolate good and bad aspects of humanity. When he drank this medicated juice he became his beast. He was all evil that we could imagine, and the body looked like a deformity. In the story, we find that terrible appearance is a symbol of more things.

"The man is not a real man but a real man" - This news shows the basic story of Robert Louis Stevenson's story "Dr. Jekyll and Hyde's strange incident". Stephenson Stevenson is a wonderful novelist who fascinates the world with his creativity and ability to tell stories. His story power, rare theme, and how to use delicate words make his story very attractive and attractive. This book reflects Stephenson 's response to Victorian society. And it is known for its strict rules. Through his book Stevenson also attacked people in his time They were respected throughout the day, but they were devils at night. Stevenson was brought up in the context of Calvinism as his nurse was a follower of Calvinism. From a very young age, she infused the influence of sin and repentance of hell to him. So, in his book there are several references to the Bible and myths.

At the age of two, Stephenson caught inflammatory diseases of the so-called buttocks, throat and trachea. Stevenson suffers from a disease like a mother when he is young. Originally Stevenson thought that he could possibly inherit TB from his mother, Margaret. Ironically, the actual cause of his premature death is that due to cerebral hemorrhage, as his father apparently died of thrombosis or blood clotting. Unfortunately Stevenson's health had problems throughout his life.

Robert Louis Stevenson of Treasure Island was born in Edinburgh, Scotland on November 13, 1850. He is the only child of Thomas Stevenson and Margaret Isabella Balfour. Stevenson's father belongs to a family of engineers who are responsible for building many sea lighthouses around the coast of Scotland. His mother Margaret came from a church pastor and a family of lawyers. - The main character of Robert Louise Stevenson's story at Treasure Island is Jim Hawkins. He is a small boy looking for adventure. He and some experienced people wanted to join their career, searching for Bengane. They stealed Hispanolia (ship) and returned it to the captain that it legally belongs to. This is a member of the original Flint team. He was forced to live on the island for three years and survived by himself. He found the treasure of Flint and filled it.