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化身博士读后感

化身博士读后感

　　篇一：

化身博士英文读后感

　　Dr.JekyllandMr.Hyde

　　ThisnovelwaswrittenbyRobertLouisStevenson.HewasbornonNovemberthirteenth,1850anddiedonDecemberthird1894.HewasafamousScottishnovelist,poet,essayistandtravelwriterandhehasgreatinfluenceonEnglishliterature.

　　Thisnovelmainlydescribeafamousandintelligentphysicianwhoturnsintoaevilmanaftertakingadrug,intendedtoseparateevilfromgoodinapersonality.Dr.Jekyllisthemaincharacterofthisnovel.heisknownasanacknowledgeableandrespectablemaninLondon.LotsofpeoplethoughtthatDr.Jekyllisnearlyaperfectmanforwhathedosegooddeedsandcuresthepainofhispatient.Heownedthegoodfameforwhatgooddeedshehasdone.Butinhisinnerhearthealwaysfeelstiredofwhatrolehehasactedas.Hewantstochangehimself,sohedoessomethingeviltosetfreehimself.hedreamstodoevilthingstomakehimselffeelcomfortable.

　　TobeanothermanisthecrazydreamforJekyll.sohemixessomedrugsandpowdertogethertomakenewdrugs.Aftertakingthisnewmedicinehebecomesanugly,smallanddeformedmannamedMr.Hyde.Beinganevilman,hecandoessomeevilthings,whereasHydewasstillyoungandenergetic.sohebeginshislifeofevil.Duringthistime,Hydewaslookedonasablackmailerevenamurder.hecouldnotgetridofthepolicewhoaresearingforhim

　　everywhere.SohewasforcedtobeJekyllagain.

　　Forhetakesmuchmedicine,healwayschangeshimselfbetweenDr.JekyllandMr.Hyde.Finally,hisstrongdesiretodoevilthingscontrolshimselfmostly.hecanchangehimselftobeHydenaturallyandunconsciously,whichmakeshimsufferedtoomuch.sometimeshenearlybecomesevilHydewhenhetalkedwithfriendUttersonandhismailstherewasatimewhentwo-nessofmen.hewisheddeeplytoseparatethesetwomenofgoodandevilinsidehim.

　　UttersonisagoodfriendofMr.Jekyll,heiscuriousaboutwhatheheardfromRichard.SohespendslotsoftimeincollectinformationaboutJekyllandHyde.thisisalongtimeforhim.AfterbothJekyllandLanyondied,UttersonreadthetwoletterswrittenbyJekyllandLanyon.FinallyUttersonknowswellaboutthecomplexthingsofhistwofriends.heknowstheevilthingsJekyllhavedoneandthetruefeelingsofJekyll.HeknowsthesurprisingthingthatLanyonhavesaw.

　　ThesecretandcomplicatedthingsbecomebrightforUtterson.however;hecoulddonothingbutkeepupthegoodfameforhisgoodfriend.

　　Afterreadingthisnovel,IfeelveryshockaboutwhatJekyllhavedoneandthough.Hehasgoodfameandgoodsocialposition

　　soheshouldcherishwhathehaveownedbutdosomeevilthings.Inourlives,weshouldrememberwhoweareandwhatwecandoornot.Inthisway,wecanalwaysbeourselvesandliveahappylife.Wecankeepourgoodfameforever.

　　篇二：

化身博士读后感

　　MyImpressionof"Dr.JekyllandMr.Hyde"

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　　Thereisadevillivesinourhearts.Sometimesourhappinessstemsfromothers'misfortune.Thismakesusfeelshamed.EverynowandthenIwonderwhetherthereisamethodthatcanremovethedevilfromourhearts.Inthisway,theevilpartofmewon'tfeelshamed,meanwhile,thegoodpartofmewon'tgethappinessfromothers'misfortune.Afterreadingthisnovellaentitled"Dr.JekyllandMr.Hyde",Ithinkit'sbettertoshutdownthisbadidea.

　　ThisnovellaiswrittenbythefamousScottishauthor,RobertLouisStevenson.ItisaboutaLondonlawyernamedJohnGabrielUttersonwhoinvestigatesstrangeoccurrencesbetweenhisoldfriend,Dr.HeyJekyllandtheevilEdwardHyde.

　　Dr.HeyJekyllwasascientistwhowasalwaysconsideredasaserious,hard-workingdoctor.Behindthischaracter,however,hewasanactive,fun-lovingyoungman-about-town.Hehadspentmostofhislifetryingtoremovethedevilfromhisheartwhichwasnotfittingforamanofhisstature.Aftermuchthought,hefinallydecidedtocreateadrugthatcouldgiveeachsideofhischaracterit'sownseparatefaceandbody.Then,hebravelydrankthedrugandsuccessfullytransformedhimselfintothesmaller,younger,cruel,remorseless,evilEdwardHyde.Dr.Jekyllenjoyedhissecretverymuch--butnotforeverafter.Astimewentby,Mr.Hydegrewinpower.Aftertakingthedrugrepetitively,Dr.Jekyllnolongerneededtousethedrugtoreliefhisdevil.Eventually,Mr.HydegrewsostrongthatDr.Jekyllhadtorelyonthedrugtoremainhimself.Hefirstinjuredachildinstreet,thenbeatSirDanverstodeathfornoreason.RealizinghewouldsoonbecomeHydeforever,Dr.Jekyllleftbehindaconfessionandcommitsuicide.

　　Generallyspeaking,everymanhastwosidestohischaracter.JustlikeDr.Jekyllwasaserious,hard-workingdoctorwhichconcealedairresponsiblemanwhopleasuredaroundunderneath.Dr.Jekyllhadnoticeditquietwell,butheshouldhaveknownthatanormalpeoplecouldnotbetwopeopleliveuncomfortablytogetherinthesamebody.Itsoundsmorelike"dualpersonalities".Feelingcomplacentabouthiscreation,Dr.Jekylldidn'tnoticethathewastrapped.Beforetheexperiment,Dr.Jekyllwasjustadouble-dealer.Andafterit,hebecameapersonwithdualpersonalities.Eachpersonalitywantedtocontrolthebody.Unfortunately,gooddidn'tprevailoverevil.Dr.JekyllgrewweakwhileMr.Hydegrewpowerful.

　　Actually,thetwosidesofapersonhavewelldefinedpowerandresponsibility,mutualcoordinationandrestraint.Theyknowtheappropriatetimeandsituationtobehavethemselves.YoucanbeseriousatworkwithacharacterlikesDr.Jekyllandhaveyourprivatelifeascrazyasyouwant.Thisisnothingtobeashamedof,butDr.Jekylldidn'trealizeitatthattime.Duringtheone-monthinternship,Ihavenoticedthatthereareagreatnumbersofteacherswearadoubleface.Theytreatstudentsstrictly,meanwhile,theyarequitefriendlywiththeircolloguesandparentsofstudents.Thismakestheirlifemucheasier.Everyoneplaysdifferentrolesindifferentsituations.Weneedn'ttoshameaboutit.Thedouble-dealerscanalwaysgainadvantagefrombothsidesandlivewell.

　　WhenDr.Jekylltookthedruganddevidedintotwoperson,thistragedyiswaitingtohappen.Thetwopersonarequitesimply.Dr.JekyllsharednoefforttodogoodandMr.Hydecommittedallmannerofevil.ThroughthedeathofDr.Jekyll/Mr.Hyde,theauthortriedtoexpoundhispoint:

Ifyoucan'treininyourdevil,youwouldbepunishedatlast.

　　Intheunknowncornerofpeople'sdeepestheart,goodcoexistswithevil.Inthestoryofdeersandwolves,peoplesimplythoughtthatdeerscouldlivebetterwithoutwolves.Asamatteroffact,deerscouldnotlivewithoutwolves.Theymaintainedanappropriatebalanceintheforest.Butforthechasingofwolves,deerscouldn'tbestrongandhealthy.Similarly,whenseparated,thegoodsideofDr.Jekyllbecameweakerandweaker.Instead,theevilsideofhimbecamestrongerandstrongerwithouttherestraintofthegoodside.Buttheevilside,Mr.Hydecouldn'tlivewithoutDr.Jekyll,becausetheysharedabody.SowhenDr.Jekyllcommittedsuicide,Mr.Hydedead,too.

　　ItistoolateforDr.Jekylltorealizethathavingtwocharactersisnothingtobeashamedof.ButIlearnedalotfromthisnovella.Thereisa"Jekyll"anda"Hyde"ineverybody.Iwillfaceuptomydesiresandtrytostrengthenheartforgoodtodefeatthedevil.Nothingisdifficultintheworldforonewhosetshismindtodoit.

　　篇三：

化身博士读后感

　　MyImpressionof"Dr.JekyllandMr.Hyde"

　　RecentlyIreadabooknamedDr.JekyIIandMr.Hyde.Itisaquiteinterestingbook.ThisnoveliswrittenbythefamousScottishauthor,RobertLouisStevenson.ItisaboutaLondonlawyernamedJohnGabrielUttersonwhoinvestigatesstrangebehaviorinhisoldfriend,Dr.HeyJekyllandtheevilEdwardHyde.

　　Dr.HeyJekyllwasascientistwhowasalwaysconsideredasaserious,hard-workingdoctor.Behindthischaracter,however,hewasanactive,fun-lovingyoungman-about-town.Hehadspentmostofhislifetryingtoremovethedevilfromhisheartwhichwasnotfittingforamanofhisstature.Aftermuchthought,hefinallydecidedtocreateadrugthatcouldgiveeachsideofhischaracterit'sownseparatefaceandbody.Then,hebravelydrankthedrugandsuccessfullytransformedhimselfintothesmaller,younger,cruel,remorseless,evilEdwardHyde.Dr.Jekyllenjoyedhissecretverymuch--butnotforeverafter.Astimewentby,Mr.Hydegrewinpower.Aftertakingthedrugrepetitively,Dr.Jekyllnolongerneededtousethedrugtoreliefhisdevil.Eventually,Mr.HydegrewsostrongthatDr.Jekyllhadtorelyonthedrugtoremainhimself.Hefirstinjuredachildinstreet,thenbeatSirDanverstodeathfornoreason.RealizinghewouldsoonbecomeHydeforever,Dr.Jekyllleftbehindaconfessionandcommitsuicide.

　　Formostofthebook,Ibelievedthatthestoryconcernstwopeople.DrJekyllwhoborninarichfamily,isakindlyolddoctor,withtwoveryoldfriends,UttersonandLanyon.Mr.Hydeisasmaller,youngerman,withacapacityofevilandrepelseveryonehemeets.Andyet,despitebeingapparentoppositesinsomanyways,thereareclearlinksbetweenthetwomen.HydegivesthefamilyofachildhehasbeatenachequesignedbyJekyll.HydehasakeytothebackentrancetoJekyll’shouse,andHydecancomeandgoatwillandgiveorderstoJekyll’sservants.Andwhen

　　Dr.JekyII’sfriend,UttersonreceivedaletterfromHydesayingthatheisgoingawayforever,butrealizingthatitisinJekyll’shandwriting.Finally,thenarratortellsthetruthaboutthetwomen.Theyareoneandthesame.

　　IlearntthatRobertLouisStevensonisaGothicauthorthroughthe