jekyll

• Who is described as having a "large, handsome face"?

  1. Jekyll
• What does Lanyon imply about Jekyll's mental state?

  Jekyll is going wrong in the mind
• What does the phrase "blackness about his eyes" suggest about Dr. Jekyll?

  It indicates a sense of darkness or evil
• What does Jekyll mean by "You must suffer me to go my own dark way"?

  He insists on following his own troubled path
• How is Jekyll compared to a prisoner?

  He is described as a "disconsolate prisoner"
• What does the phrase "weeping like a woman or a lost soul" imply about Jekyll's emotional state?

  He is in deep sorrow or despair
• What does the description "pale and shaken and half fainting" reveal about Jekyll's condition?

  It indicates he is physically and emotionally distressed
• What does the imagery of "groping before him with his hands" suggest about Jekyll's state?

  He is disoriented and struggling to find his way
• Who is described as "standing like a man restored from death"?

  Henry Jekyll
• What does the phrase "restored from death" imply about Jekyll's transformation?

  It suggests he has undergone a significant change
• "he began to go wrong, wrong in the mind
• "the large handsome face of dr jekyll grew pale to the lips and there came a blackness about his eyes
• you must suffer me to go my own dark way
• like some disconsolate prisoner
• weeping like a women or a lost soul