Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

HELP-is curiosity a form of greed

What does this mean.Its in ch.9

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Curiosity itself isn't a form of greed. It is a will to learn and discover. I think greed has elements self-serving desire to it. Jekyll wanted something more. His scientific knowledge fueled his transformation rather than curiosity to explore ideas.

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