Jekyll and Hyde

• Utterson: “inclined to help rather than to reprave”
• Utterson: “rugged countenance”
• Utterson, about criminal: “never marked a shade of change in his demeanour”
• Utterson, about friendships: “found in a similar catholicity of good nature”
• Utterson, about Hyde: “disagreeable preoccupied his mind”
• Utterson: “I shall be Mr Seek.”
• Hyde causes a “shudder in his blood” for Utterson
• “Where Utterson was liked, he was liked well.”
• Utterson: “The thoughts of his mind were of the gloomiest dye”
• Hyde’s house:

  ”on the left hand”

  ”sinister block of building thrust its gable on the street”

  ”showed no window”

  ”hurriedly ransacked”
• Carew:

  “a very pretty manner of politeness”


  “Innocent and old-world kindness of disposition”

  “incredibly mangled”
• Wind: “flecked blood into the face”

  Night: “mournful reinvasion of darkness”
• London’s duality: “the street shone out in contrast to the dingy neighbourhood”
• London’s scandals:

  “it’s like starting a stone”

  ”the stone goes, starting others”
• London’s houses: “it’s hard to say where one ends and another begins”
• London: “the low growl of London”
• Landon: “if anyone knows, it will be Lanyon”
• Lanyon: “heart, healthy, dapper red-faced gentleman”
• Lanyon about Jekyll:

  “such unscientific balderdash”

  ”he began to go wrong, wrong in the mind”

  ”would have estranged Damon and Pythias”
• Jekyll about Lanyon: “hide-bound pedant”
• Lanyon’s “death warrant was written legibly upon his face”
• Lanyon “deep seated terror of the mind”
• At Hyde’s touch, Lanyon felt “an icy pang along my blood”
• Jekyll, about Hyde: “spirit of Hell awoke in me”
• Seeing Hyde, “a cold thrill of terror”
• Hyde “began to growl for licence”
• Hyde “destroyed the balance” of Jekyll’s “soul”
• “gnashed my teeth” Jekyll as Hyde
• “gust of devilish fury”
• “That child of Hell had nothing human”
• “Not only hellish but inorganic“
• “Insurgent horror”
• “An imprint of deformity”
• “My devil had been long caged, he came out roaring”
• “Satan’s signature upon a face” -Utterson
• “A menace in the flicking firelight“
• Carew’s murder:

  ”a great flame of anger”

  ”a storm of blows”

  ”insenate cruelty”
• “You felt in your marrow kind of cold and thin” - Poole
• “To stagger the unbelief of Satan”
• Hyde “trample calmly over the child’s body”