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Compare And Contrast Dr Jekyll And Eve White
Same goes for the superego characters, there are many characteristics in common, and some contrasts. Those superego characters are Dr. Jekyll, the narrator of the yellow paper and Eve White. Similarities include, following rules, gain surrounding or society respect or acceptance. Passive, repressed, cooperative and avoid conflict, serious, discreet, accepting and responsible. For the narrator and Eve White, they were shy besides their conservativeness, while Dr. Jekyll seems not shy but conservative, at least that what he shows to others. At the same time, they carry some significant differences. Eve White and the narrator are depressed, while Dr. Jekyll lack of desire-satisfactory but not necessarily depressed. Additionally, Dr. Jekyll has

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