Utterson

Cards (13)

How does utterson describe Hyde after he gives him his address in chapter 2
unknown disgust, loathing and fear
Utterson's thoughts after his clerk confirms that Jekyll and Hyde have matching handwriting
Henry Jekyll forge for a murderer!
what quote shows utterson as serious and unemotional?
"a rugged countenance that was never lit by a smile"
what quote shows utterson as loyal and morally good?
"the last good influence in the lives of down-going men"
what quote shows utterson taking action to protect jekyll?
"i shall consider it my duty to break in that door"
what quote describes uttersons appearance?
"lean, long dusty and dreary"
what quote shows utterson is a loyal friend?
"his affections like ivy"
what quote shows he has a self-controlled lifestyle?
"austere with himself"
what quote shows that even utterson has secrets?
"many ill things he had done"
what quote shows utterson is a resepcatble victorian gentleman based off his job?
mr utterson the lawyer
what quote shows people like utterson despite his personality?
"somehow loveable"
what quote shows utterson still has human characteristics despite his attempts at hiding them?
"something eminently human beaconed from his eye"
what quote shows he is austere with himself?
"drank gin when he was alone"