Dr. Jekyll’s confession reveals the struggle between the good and evil sides of his character because it allows readers to see events from Dr. Jekyll’s sorrowful perspective.
Explanation:
The last letter of Dr. Jekyll, which is, in fact, a confessional letter. Shows how the events took him to the path of discovering his formula since he was very young and he started to have his split personality, this letter shows how at first having his transformations made him feel free and satisfied, and at the end he feels sorrow and pain of what he has become and his impossibility of controlling his wild and aggressive self.
