The Origins of the Species by Charles Darwin

Just as Huck finds trapped in Dracula's castle, the author unexpectedly clarifies what is happening and leaves the situation at the most exciting and stressful moment. "Castle is a real prison, I am a prisoner!" Therefore, Byron claims that immediacy is related to fear, but suspense has the same purpose, because it makes the reader's fear It is because it evokes. Another feature that was very popular in the 18th century is the story of a letter like Pamela and Clarissa's Samuel Richardson.

In 1859, Charles Darwin published a book titled "On the Origins of Species". This book is inserted into people's thoughts evolved from Victorian people, ie cockroaches. Therefore, we often refer to Mr. Hyde's animal characteristics in this book. The author thinks that Mr. Hyde is not a completely evolved person, rather than a human being, rather than a human being, and he depicts this through Mr. Hyde's animal image. When Mr. Uterson faced him for the first time at the entrance to Dr. Jekyll's laboratory, he was told that she was inhaling with a "squeaky" sound just like a snake had to go . Dr. Jackel's steward, Poole explained his crying like "mouse" and his movement like "monkey" and explained that his scream was "just fear of animals"

Charles Darwin says to the agnostist Thomas Huxley in an introduction to the origin of the species as follows: It has been formed and placed on the surface of the earth for a long time ... Since this assumption is opposed to general analogy of nature it is worth remembering that it is not supported by tradition and revelation. Obviously his real opponent is a progressive creationist and claims that God has created all creations on the earth at different times and places. When he arranged various kinds of evidence, his repeated iteration was as follows. "We must admit that these facts are not explained by creationism"