Jekyll and Hyde

• Utterson


  He was austere with himself
• Describe Utterson using a quote

  He was austere with himself
• Utterson


  If he shall be Mr Hyde I shall be Mr seek
• Utterson 


  Grave countenance
• Utterson


  One thing to mortify curiosity, another to conquer it
• Utterson


  God forgive us, God forgive us
• Utterson

  Conscious of a sudden chill of horror
• Hyde

  Damned juggernaut
• Hyde

  Trampled calmly
• Enfield 


  Some place at the end of the world
• Enfield


  Something wrong with his appearance, something displeasing, something down right detestable
• Lanyon


  Boisterous and decided manner
• Hyde


  Hissing intake of breath
• Hyde


  Murderous mixture of timidity and baldness
• Hyde


  The man seems hardly human! something Troglodytic
• Hyde


  Satan's signature upon a face
• Jekyll


  a large well made smooth faced man of fifty
• Jekyll


  Sincere and warm affection
• Hyde


  Ape like fury
• Hyde


  Flame of anger, stamping with his foot
• Hyde


  Bones were audibly shattered
• Lanyon


  The rosy man had grown pale
• Lanyon


  Deep seated terror of the mind
• Jekyll


  I am the chief of sinners i am the chief of sufferers also
• Jekyll


  Disconsolate prisoner
• Jekyll


  Smile was struck out of his face
• Jekyll


  Abject terror and despair
• Hyde


  Cry out like a rat
• Poole


  My master is a tall fine build of a man and this was more of a dwarf
• Poole

  Masked thing like a monkey
• Poole 


  Once i heard it weeping
• Hyde


  A dismal screech as of mere animal terror rang from the cabinet
• Hyde's house


  Marks of prolonged and sordid negligence
• Hyde's house


  Equipped with neither bell nor nocker
• Fog

  A fog rolled over the city in the small hours
• Fog

  A great chocolate coloured pall lowered over heaven
• Fog

  A haggard shaft of daylight would glance in-between the swirling wreaths
• Fog

  Reinvasion of darkness
• Lower class area


  Some city in a nightmare
• Moon

  A pale moon lying on her back as though the wind had tilted her