poole

• Who is Poole in the story?

  Jekyll's servant
• What role does Poole play in Utterson's discoveries?

  He facilitates Utterson's discoveries about Jekyll
• How long has Poole worked for Dr Jekyll?

  Twenty years
• How does Poole's class position affect his relationship with Jekyll?

  • Poole is in a position of servitude
  • He knows Jekyll through master-servant lens
  • Their collaboration suggests class cooperation can achieve more
• What does Poole's loyalty to Jekyll demonstrate about their relationship?

  It shows a strong bond and mutual respect
• How does Poole react when he has concerns about Jekyll?

  He hesitates to inform Utterson
• What does Poole's strictness in chapter eight indicate?

  His response to a stressful situation
• What are the key moments involving Poole in the story?

  1. Introduced when Utterson seeks Jekyll

  • Shows Poole's loyalty and access to Jekyll

  1. In "The Last Night," he collaborates with Utterson

  • Highlights their good relationship and Poole's care for Jekyll
• How does Poole describe his knowledge of Jekyll in the quote about the cabinet door?

  He knows his master very well
• What does the possessive "my" in Poole's quote imply?

  It suggests a two-way relationship
• What does Poole's certainty about Jekyll's identity reveal?

  His deep understanding of Jekyll's character
• How does Poole's strictness reflect his character during the stressful incident?

  It shows his capacity for leadership
• What does Poole's statement about Jekyll being "made away with" imply?

  He believes Jekyll has been replaced by Hyde
• What does Poole's concern for Jekyll indicate about their relationship?

  It shows Poole's care and respect for Jekyll
• How does Poole's use of "sir" in his speech reflect his character?

  It shows his respectful nature