Jekyll Chapter 2

• Doesnt acc appear in chapter 2 hes spoken in a third person discussion this is nessassary to shroud him woth an air of mystery that perpetuates throughout the text
• ‘this will was a holograph’


  written by jekyll . Forshadows jekylls desire to manipulate + control himslef and his own destiny . Seens to have an overt need for control which he practices throgh his scientific experiments on himslef
• Science vs religion


  -Dr. Lennon speaks about Jekyll beginning to ‘go wrong, wrong in mind.’ The adjective wrong is ambiguous here, on the surface level it seems Dr Lanyon dismissing Jekyll ‘fanciful‘ ideas as a sign of madness this is referring to his scientific interest

  -‘wrong’ could all lead tomorrow floors which come to the surface throughout the novella. Perhaps even subconsciously, the reader is already building a persona of hyde as a heniuos figure.