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In <em>The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde </em>the duality of human nature is one of the major themes. Stevenson is able to show that humans aren't born inherently bad or good, but somewhere in the middle.
It is a study about the mind of the author and the theories of dualism, and also about human psychology.
Answer:
A. Consequently
Explanation:
A consequence is an effect of an action, so consequently would refer to a cause and effect.
B and C refer to comparisons and contrasts
D refers to a chronological order
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A myth is a narrative used by the ancient Greek people to explain the facts of the reality and phenomena of nature, the origins of the world and of the man, which were not understood by them. The myths make use of a lot of symbology, supernatural characters, gods and heroes. All component these are combined with real facts, human characteristics, and persons who really existed.
One of the intentions of the myth was to transmit knowledge and to explain facts that science still had not explained, through rituals in ceremonies, dances, sacrifices, and prayers. A myth also can have the function of showing something in the strong form or of explaining the unknown subjects and making the world known to Mankind.
A myth not always is practiced with correct symbology, because also it is used in reference to common beliefs without objective or scientific basis. Although, historical events can be turned into myths if it contains a very important symbology for a certain culture. Myth has a symbolic or explicative character, it is associated with some date or a religion, it tries to explain the origin of Mankind through supernatural characters, and explains the reality through its sacred histories.