What is stevenson argument about propriety

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A prevalent theme in The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Is the idea of propriety, or "proper" behavior, and the duties witch accompany this way of being. What is Stevenson's argument about propriety and the double life?

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