mr enfield

• Who is Mr. Enfield in the novel?

  A recurring character accompanying Utterson
• What activity do Utterson and Enfield enjoy together?

  Sunday walks
• How does Enfield contribute to the plot of the story?

  He indirectly introduces Utterson to Hyde
• What Victorian values does Enfield embody?

  Similar values to Mr. Utterson
• How does Enfield show strong morals in the story?

  He ensures Hyde compensates the girl
• What does Enfield's lack of curiosity about Hyde suggest?

  He prefers gossip over concern for safety
• How does Enfield relate to the theme of duality?

  He appears reputable but has hidden aspects
• What does Enfield's rule about curiosity imply?

  He avoids questions that could lead to trouble
• What does Enfield's story about the door introduce?

  The theme of duality in the text
• How does Enfield's character contrast with Utterson's?

  Enfield lacks curiosity while Utterson investigates
• What significant event occurs in Chapter 7 involving Enfield?

  He and Utterson see Jekyll at the window
• What is the significance of the Sunday walks for Enfield and Utterson?

  They remind of religion and continuity
• How does Enfield's passive nature affect the plot?

  It contrasts with Utterson's active investigation
• What does Enfield's quote about his "long tongue" reveal?

  His self-awareness about gossiping
• What does Enfield's reluctance to ask questions signify?

  His preference for comfort over curiosity
• How does Enfield react to the shocking event he witnesses?

  He is left speechless and in shock
• What does Enfield's silence after witnessing the event imply?

  His inaction contrasts with Utterson's traits
• What are the key characteristics of Mr. Enfield?

  • Morally dubious yet a Victorian gentleman
  • Avoids gossip to protect reputation
  • Lacks curiosity about Hyde
  • Passive observer in critical situations
• How does Enfield's character contribute to the themes of the novella?

  • Introduces the theme of duality
  • Highlights the conflict between curiosity and social norms
  • Reflects the hidden lives of Victorian gentlemen
• What are the key moments involving Mr. Enfield in the novella?

  1. Tells Utterson the story of the door
  2. Witnesses Jekyll at the window
  3. Discusses his rule about curiosity
• What relationships does Mr. Enfield have in the story?

  • Good relationship with Utterson
  • Acts as a foil to Utterson
  • Demonstrates contrasting instincts and behaviors