Theme quotations

• Duality - Dr Jekyll

  "the two hands are in many points identical"
• Duality - Dr Jekyll


  "man is not truly one but truly two"
• Duality - Mr Hyde

  "It wasn't like a man; it was some damned juggernaut"
• Duality - Mr Utterson

  "Austere with himself"
• Duality - Dr Lanyon

  "an ignorant blatant pedant"
• Duality - Mr Poole

  "why did he cry out like a rat"
• Duality - Sir Danvers Carew

  "ape-like fury he was trampling his victim"
• Reputation, science, and society - Mr Hyde

  "Edward Hyde alone in the ranks of mankind was pure evil"
• Reputation, science, and society - Mr Utterson

  "Where Utterson was liked he was liked well"
• Reputation, science, and society - Dr Lanyon

  "hearty, healthy dapper red-faced gentleman"
• Reputation, science, and society - Mr Poole

  "that masked thing like a monkey jumped from chemicals"
• Reputation, science, and society - Sir Danvers Carew

  "beautiful gentleman with white hair"
• Reputation, science, and society - setting

  "shop fronts stood along that thoroughfare with an air of invitation, like rows of smiling saleswomen"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - Dr Jekyll

  "there came a blackness about his eyes"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - Dr Jekyll

  "like some disconsolate prisoner"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - Mr Hyde

  "my devil had been long caged he came out roaring"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - Mr Utterson

  "they were both pale and there was an answering horror in their eyes"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - Dr Lanyon

  "my life, my honour, my reason are all at your mercy"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - Mr Poole

  "stood huddled together like a flock of sheep"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - Sir Danvers Carew

  "[the maid] had an evil face smoothed by hypocrisy"
• Silence, secrecy, and deceit - setting

  "the fog still slept on the wing above the drowned city"
• Fear, horror and violence - Mr Hyde

  " a man sorely contorted and still twitching"
• Fear, horror and violence - Mr Poole

  "his face was white"
• Fear, horror and violence - Sir Danvers Carew

  "a crime of singular ferocity"
• Fear, horror and violence - setting

  "sinister block of building"
• Mystery, tension and suspense - Dr Jekyll

  "Henry Jekyll became too fanciful for me. He began to go wrong"
• Mystery, tension and suspense - Mr poole

  "weeping like a woman or a lost soul"