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The Island of Doctor Moreau
Capítulos (23)
- Introduction 0:00
- I: In the Dingey of the Lady Vain 2:57
- II: The Man Who Was Going Nowhere 9:13
- III: The Strange Face 15:39
- IV: At the Schooner’s Rail 26:50
- V: The Man Who Had Nowhere to Go 34:15
- VI: The Evil-Looking Boatmen 42:24
- VII: The Locked Door 53:26
- VIII: The Crying of the Puma 1:03:56
- IX: The Thing in the Forest 1:10:19
- X: The Crying of the Man 1:32:04
- XI: The Hunting of the Man 1:39:45
- XII: The Sayers of the Law 1:52:08
- XIII: A Parley 2:10:17
- XIV: Doctor Moreau Explains 2:20:29
- XV: Concerning the Beast Folk 2:46:24
- XVI: How the Beast Folk Taste Blood 2:58:24
- XVII: A Catastrophe 3:25:19
- XVIII: The Finding of Moreau 3:36:24
- XIX: Montgomery’s Bank Holiday 3:44:56
- XX: Alone with the Beast Folk 4:01:54
- XXI: The Reversion of the Beast Folk 4:13:08
- XXII: The Man Alone 4:40:26
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The Island of Doctor Moreau is the narration of Edward Prendick, a shipwrecked man who finds himself on a mysterious island full of humanoid animal creatures. He comes to find that these creatures are the work of Dr. Moreau, a man who experiments in vivisection, and his assistant Montgomery.
The story of Dr. Moreau’s island began as an article in the January, 1895 issue of Saturday Review. It was later adapted into a novel. Its themes reflect concerns growing in the society of the day, like the cruelty of vivisection, degenerationism, and the theory of evolution.