The Island of Doctor Moreau

Set against the backdrop of a maritime disaster in 1887, the narrative unfolds through the experiences of Edward Prendick, who survived the sinking of the Lady Vain. Rescued nearly a year later, he presents a bewildering account of his ordeal that raises questions about his mental state. His story, discovered by his nephew, explores themes of memory loss and psychological trauma resulting from extreme circumstances. The account prompts discussions among psychologists, highlighting the intersection of survival and the mind's fragility.