Andrew Hansen
05-24-2005, 06:07 PM
I, myself loved this book, beginning to end due to its elaborate characterization, tough vocabulary, and its meaningful theme. I think that it does an excellent job of portraying both the good and evil sides of man. It gets in touch with the hatred hidden inside most humans that society does not let them express. I totally recommend this book to everyone who can read. It uses great narratives from Mr. Enfield, Mr. Hyde and Dr. Lanyon that really get the reader(s) to look at every characters point of view.<br><br>I think that this is a great book to expand a student's vocabulary and knowledge of the forces of good and evil and a good teaching tool to get them to look at all sides of an argument.<br><br>If you have not yet read this book, I recommend you do so. Not only for your sake, but for the sake of all others who have encountered a situation, in which they have misused their power to do wrong. After reading this book, you can help others around you from making this mistake.