Dualism to Robert Louis Stevenson was a concept he cared greatly about and even as a child, he was told about the ideas of good and evil. ... Stevensons use of a simile connotes that this area of London is very respectable and its inhabitants are very reputable people. ... Stevenson then goes on to describe a door located close to the respectable area the door which was equipped with neither a bell nor knocker, was blistered and disdained. ... The contrasting locations being so close together is a reference to dualism, which Stevenson would have been exposed to a lot as a child. Growing up in ...

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Depression - What is it? Depression is an affliction that over 20% of Americans will experience in some form during their lifetime. It is one of the most common and serious mental health problems facing people today. Many people experience feelings of sadness, or melancholy every now and then. But when these feelings last for weeks, months or even years, it is referred to as clinical depression. ...

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