Doktoro Jekyll kaj Sinjoro Hyde

Doktoro Jekyll kaj Sinjoro Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson seizes the imagination with a tense, unforgettable meditation on identity and conscience. This Gothic horror novella unfolds in fog-bound Victorian London as a respectable doctor and a sinister figure become linked by a chain of disturbing events, setting the stage for a slow-burning mystery. Stevenson’s concise, elegant prose explores themes of human duality, moral restraint, and the anxieties of late-19th-century science and society. Told through the eyes of a cautious lawyer and other observers, the narrative layers atmospheric detail, creeping dread, and sharp social observation without relying on spectacle. As much a work of classic literature as it is horror fiction, the story captures the Victorian preoccupation with reputation, experimentation, and the fragile boundary between public respectability and private impulses. Perfect for listeners who love psychological thrillers, Gothic horror, or classic short fiction, this audiobook delivers a compact, haunting experience ideal for late-night listening or a single-session immersion. Stevenson’s timeless exploration of the dark corners of the human heart remains as provocative and eerie today as when it first chilled readers more than a century ago.