At what point in his tragic journey from inception (having an idea to make his experimental drug) to completion (dying) is Dr. Jekyll no longer morally allowed to keep the secret of his research and experiment? For example, was it morally questionable from the start, before he killed someone?

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Answer:

Dr. Jekyll's research and experiment was morally questionable from the start.

Explanation:

Dr. Jekyll's research and experiment included creating a type of medicine that allowed him to separate the good from the bad and the dark. This is because this medicine allowed him to transform himself into a good citizen and into another citizen who only had malice in his personality and lived totally unscrupulous.

The problem with this experiment is that the doctor allowed a totally evil and unkindly circulation to circulate around the world, and he could do abominable things. This is morally questionable, even before that individual killed.