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 portrayed 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 occupation as a lawyer signify?

  His moral and relatable character
• How does Utterson view the law?

  He sees it as a source of reflection on past mistakes
• What does Utterson's routine around church bells indicate?

  His life is structured by moral schedules
• How is Utterson's character described in relation to public appearance?

  He maintains a serious demeanor in public
• What does Utterson's loyalty to Jekyll demonstrate?

  His strong friendship and character
• How do other characters perceive Utterson?

  They see him as trustworthy and loyal
• What does Utterson's curiosity lead him to do?

  Investigate the case of Jekyll and Hyde
• How does Utterson's candid nature affect his relationships?

  It sometimes compromises his friendships
• What are the key characteristics of Mr. Utterson?

  • Trustworthy and loyal
  • Respectable and serious
  • Curious and inquisitive
  • Candid and honest
• What is the significance of Utterson's first appearance in the story?

  It reveals his curious nature
• What does Utterson's visit to Dr. Jekyll reveal about him?

  His loyalty and concern for Jekyll
• What does Utterson's discovery of the duality between Jekyll and Hyde signify?

  His rational attitude and determination
• How do Utterson's relationships with Jekyll, Hyde, and Enfield differ?

  • Jekyll: Close friendship, trust, and loyalty
  • Hyde: Immediate dislike and suspicion
  • Enfield: Enjoyable companionship through walks
• What does the quote "A rugged countenance that was never lighted by a smile" suggest about Utterson?

  He is reserved and serious
• What does the quote "If he be Mr Hyde… I shall be Mr Seek" reveal about Utterson?

  His insatiable curiosity
• What does the quote "The last good influence in the lives of down-going men" imply about Utterson's role?

  He is a moral compass for others
• What does Utterson's statement "I shall consider it my duty to break in that door" indicate?

  His investigative and rational nature
• What does the quote "I felt bound to do as he requested" highlight about Utterson?

  His trustworthy nature
• What does the quote "professional honour and faith to his dead friend were stringent obligations" reveal about Utterson?

  His loyalty surpasses curiosity
• How does Utterson's lack of interest in science affect his role?

  It makes him a neutral investigator
• What themes are woven throughout the novella related to Utterson's character?

  • Duality and contrast
  • Moral integrity and loyalty
  • The role of the investigator