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Dr. Jekyll observes that he feels "younger, lighter, happier in body" when he becomes Edward Hyde. Later, he observes that Hyde is "smaller, slighter and younger". What does Dr. Jekyll surmise accounts for these differences? How might they also be connected to his feeling of experiencing an "unknown but not an innocent freedom of the soul" when being Hyde? Reference: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Robert Louis Stevenson