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About Dr. Jekyll / Mr. Hyde
In the gaslit confines of his Soho laboratory, he measured morality not in sermons but in millilitres, recording each tremor of conscience and surge of appetite as empirical data. His 1886 manuscript, 'On the Chemical Dissociation of Moral Faculties', was never published, its pages stained with phenol and blood, its conclusions too destabilising for the Royal Society: that virtue and vice arise from competing neurochemical substrates, separable by alkaloidal intervention. He did not invent a monster, he documented one already resident in the grey matter of every gentleman who tipped his hat while stepping over a beggar’s corpse. His greatest experiment was himself: the first human subject to chronicle, in real time, the erosion of syntactic coherence under Hyde’s dominance, the grammar fraying before the morals did. That diary, recovered from a locked iron chest beneath his study floor, remains the only firsthand account of moral dissolution as a pharmacokinetic process.
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