In 'The Island of Doctor Moreau,' H. G. Wells explores the unsettling boundaries of ethics and identity through a gripping narrative set on a remote island where animals are transformed into humanoid creatures. This scientifically-charged tale blends elements of gothic horror and early science fiction, employing a poignant, descriptive prose style that reflects Wells's fascination with Darwinian theories and the moral implications of unchecked scientific experimentation. The novel raises profou ...