mr utterson

• Who symbolizes honesty in the novella?

  1. Gabriel John Utterson
• What is Mr. Utterson's profession?

  He is a lawyer
• How is Mr. Utterson characterized in the novella?

  As the epitome of the Victorian gentleman
• Why is Utterson in the best position to investigate the case?

  He has a central position in the social circle
• From whose perspective do we experience the novel?

  From Utterson's perspective
• What role does Utterson serve in the narrative?

  As a reliable narrator
• What does Utterson's narrative provide for the reader?

  A stable anchor point
• How does Utterson's profession influence his character?

  It shapes him as a moral and relatable character
• What does Utterson say about Cain's heresy?

  “I incline to Cain's heresy”
• What does Utterson reflect on regarding the law?

  It makes him reflect on his past mistakes
• What does Utterson's comment about the law suggest about him?

  He isn't entirely squeaky clean
• How does Utterson's routine reflect his moral life?

  He follows the church bells' schedule
• What does Utterson do at midnight?

  Goes soberly and gratefully to bed
• How is Utterson portrayed as a Victorian gentleman?

  He maintains public appearance through walks
• What are two key characteristics of Utterson?

  Trustworthy and loyal
• How does Utterson demonstrate loyalty to Jekyll?

  He keeps a strong friendship despite doubts
• What does Dr. Jekyll's affection for Utterson reveal?

  Utterson is cherished by Jekyll
• How does Utterson's public demeanor contrast with his private interests?

  He is serious publicly but enjoys theatre privately
• What aspect of Utterson's character becomes apparent as he investigates?

  His curious streak
• How does Utterson's candid nature affect his relationships?

  He expresses honest feelings even at risk
• What does Utterson say about his feelings towards Hyde?

  “I can’t pretend I shall ever like him.”
• What are the key moments that highlight Utterson's character?

  1. Walking with Enfield, revealing curiosity.
  2. Visiting Jekyll, showing loyalty and care.
  3. Contacted by Poole, demonstrating rationality.
• How does Utterson's relationship with Jekyll evolve?

  They have a close friendship with contrasting personalities
• What does Utterson's immediate dislike of Hyde suggest?

  He may be prejudiced against Hyde
• What do Utterson and Enfield value about their walks?

  They consider them the most enjoyable time
• What does Utterson's rugged countenance signify?

  Reserved character, not affected by emotion
• What does Utterson's quote about Hyde reveal about his character?

  He is curious and inquisitive
• What does the phrase "the last good influence" imply about Utterson?

  He is a moral figure for others
• What does Utterson's sense of duty reveal about him?

  He is investigative and rational
• What does Utterson prioritize over curiosity?

  Friendship
• How does Utterson's profession influence his actions?

  He values professional honor and faith
• What does Utterson's lack of scientific passion suggest?

  He has no conflict of interest in Jekyll's case
• What are the key characteristics of Mr. Utterson?

  • Trustworthy and loyal
  • Respectable and aware of public expectations
  • Curious and candid
• How do Utterson's relationships with Jekyll, Hyde, and Enfield differ?

  • Jekyll: Close friendship, contrasting personalities
  • Hyde: Immediate dislike and suspicion
  • Enfield: Enjoyable walks, limited insight into Utterson's life