I knew the story from pop culture, so actually reading it was a bit different from what I was expecting. It was a little disappointing that we didn't get more from Jekyll or Hyde's perspective. Instead, we got 2/3 of the book about this murder mystery from this lawyer's point of view, with a letter written by Jekyll at the end explaining everything in an info dump. It was creepy and interesting, but I found myself wishing it went a bit further. Maybe it was new and innovative at the time, but the whole "two nature" idea is less interesting to me now.