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• What prompts Enfield to tell a story about Hyde?

  A strange and jumper looking door
• What does Hyde do to a child in Enfield's story?

  He tramples over the child
• What does Utterson suspect about Hyde based on Jekyll's will?

  That Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll
• Where does Utterson meet Hyde?

  By the same door as Enfield
• How does Utterson feel about Hyde upon meeting him?

  He finds Hyde instantly repulsive
• What does Jekyll's servant Poole reveal about Hyde?

  All staff must obey Hyde
• How does Jekyll respond to Utterson's concerns about Hyde?

  He brushes the worries aside
• Who does Hyde murder in the Carew Murder Case?

  Sir Danvers Carew
• How does Utterson identify the body of Carew?

  He recognizes Jekyll's cane
• What does Utterson find at Hyde's lodgings?

  Signs that Hyde has fled
• What does Jekyll give Utterson during their meeting after the murder?

  A letter supposedly from Hyde
• What does Utterson's clerk, Mr. Guest, discover about the letter?

  It was actually written by Jekyll
• What condition is Dr. Lanyon in when Utterson visits him?

  He is on his death bed
• What does Lanyon give Utterson to open later?

  A letter if Jekyll dies or disappears
• What happens when Utterson and Enfield see Jekyll at the window?

  Jekyll flees back inside
• Who seeks Utterson's aid in the last night incident?

  Poole
• What does Poole believe about Hyde during the last night incident?

  Hyde is pretending to be Jekyll
• What do Utterson and Poole find when they break down the door?

  Hyde's body has committed suicide
• What does Jekyll leave behind after his disappearance?

  A letter to Utterson
• What does Lanyon's narrative reveal about Jekyll's experiment?

  Hyde turned back into Jekyll
• What effect did witnessing Hyde's transformation have on Lanyon?

  It shocked him to his death bed
• What does Jekyll's full statement reveal about his potion?

  It separated his evil desires
• Why did Jekyll create the potion?

  To meet society's expectations
• What ultimately happens to Jekyll's ability to control the transformation?

  He loses control completely
• What are the key themes in "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde"?

  • Duality of human nature
  • Repression of desires
  • The impact of society on identity
  • The struggle between good and evil
• Describe the character traits of Gabriel Utterson.

  • Model of a Victorian gentleman
  • Restrained and serious
  • Guards friends' reputations
  • Drinks gin alone to mortify his taste
• Describe the character traits of Dr. Henry Jekyll.

  • Respected doctor
  • Known for a wild streak in youth
  • Struggles with duality of nature
  • Seeks to separate good and evil within himself
• Describe the character traits of Mr. Hyde.

  • Repulsive and animalistic
  • Driven by base desires
  • Represents repressed desires of society
  • Acts violently without provocation
• Describe the character traits of Dr. Lanyon.

  • Disciplined and respected scientist
  • Disapproves of Jekyll's experiments
  • Experiences shock leading to death
  • Represents rationality versus Jekyll's fanciful nature
• What are the main events in "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde"?

  1. Utterson and Enfield encounter the door
  2. Utterson investigates Hyde's connection to Jekyll
  3. Hyde murders Sir Danvers Carew
  4. Utterson receives a letter from Jekyll
  5. Lanyon reveals Hyde's transformation
  6. Jekyll loses control over Hyde
• What are the key quotes associated with Mr. Hyde?

  • "With ape-like fury, he was trampling his victim under foot."
  • "My devil had been long caged, he came out roaring."
• What are the key quotes associated with Dr. Jekyll?

  • "Man is not truly one, but truly two."
  • "The very pink of the proprieties, celebrated too."
• What are the key quotes associated with Gabriel Utterson?

  • "He was austere with himself, drank gin when he was alone."
  • "Long, dusty, dreary and yet somehow lovable."
• What are the key quotes associated with Dr. Lanyon?

  • "It is more than ten years since Henry Jekyll became too fanciful for me."
  • "He began to go wrong, wrong in mind."
• What are the key quotes associated with Sir Danvers Carew?

  • "An aged beautiful gentleman with white hair."
• What are the key themes in the poems mentioned?

  • Power of memory
  • Impact of war
  • Nature's beauty
  • Human conflict
• What is the significance of the poem "Exposure"?

  • Explores war weariness
  • Depicts soldiers' struggles in trenches
• What is the significance of the poem "The Prelude"?

  • Celebrates nature
  • Explores strength through connection to the natural world
• What is the significance of the poem "The Emigree"?

  • Discusses memories of a peaceful place
  • Uses metaphor to symbolize the city
• What is the significance of the poem "My Last Duchess"?

  • Explores emotions of anger and pride
  • Reflects on greed and self-importance