Exploring themes of ethics and the consequences of unchecked scientific advancement, the narrative follows Edward Prendick, who becomes stranded on a remote island governed by Dr. Moreau. This physiologist conducts horrific experiments, transforming animals into human-like hybrids known as beast folk. As Prendick uncovers the dark reality of Moreau's work, he fears becoming the next subject. Originally published in 1896, the story serves as a prescient commentary on evolution and the moral dilemmas of genetic engineering.
Exploring themes of ethics and the consequences of unchecked scientific advancement, the narrative follows Edward Prendick, who becomes stranded on a remote island governed by Dr. Moreau. This physiologist conducts horrific experiments, transforming animals into human-like hybrids known as beast folk. As Prendick uncovers the dark reality of Moreau's work, he fears becoming the next subject. Originally published in 1896, the story serves as a prescient commentary on evolution and the moral dilemmas of genetic engineering.
