Authors note: I am reading a story called Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. The story just confuses me at every aspect. Therefore I am writing a creative piece reflecting on what makes this story so confusing. During chapter three Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Utterson talk about wills. This inspires me to write about wills.
This story makes my mind go blank.
Jekyll throws a party with his cronies.
One of his cronies is Utterson.
Utterson stays a little longer.
Longer he stays to meet with Jekyll.
Few words go by, but one strikes my head.
A Will. Who talks about wills.
Wills are meant for people on deathbeds
Wills are meant for the elderly
Wills are meant for suicidal people.
But why oh why would Jekyll talk about wills.
This makes my mind go blank.
Wills are not meant for people in good health.
Wills are not meant for doctors.
Wills are not meant for Jekyll.
People who are accident-prone have wills.
People with suicide written all over them have wills
People on deathbeds have wills.
Yet, Jekyll and Utterson talk about wills.
This completely blanks out my brain.
It doesn't make sense.
They want to kill Hyde, but talk about wills.
They want to destroy Hyde, but talk about wills.
They want to eliminate Hyde, but talk about wills
Yet at the end Jekyll talks out of context.
I have really great interest in poor Hyde.
What? Who says that after you want to kill him?
The whole story doesn't make sense.
First he wants to kill him and then he will save him?
Why Jekyll? Why?
After mushing with our minds completely the lawyer made a wacky statement.
I can’t pretend that I shall ever like him.
Just make up your mind.
Save him or kill him.
Such a decision shouldn’t be hard
Such a decision should be like snapping your finger
Such a decision should not be thought over.
How the task in fulfilled would be longer but not this
This insane story tears apart my mind.
After all of this talk back and forth, Utterson blows your mind.
He says I promise.
Promise WHAT???
Kill him or not.
It just doesn’t make sense at all.
This story rips apart every single part of your brain.
This story twists your mind like a swirl from Costco.
This story just ruins your thought process for life.
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