Jekyll and Hyde

• why is setting important in the novel

  you can see the contrast between the rich and poor, the description of the door, description of the laboratory.
• description of the door

  "distained" and "neglected", "neither bell nor knocker" and has a "certain sinister look"
• setting of jekyll's laboratory

  "carelessly strewn" and "now empty of students"
• mr hydes appearance


  "hideous appearence"
• mr hyde when he trampled the girl

  "trampled calmly over the girl and left her screaming on the ground"
• mr utterson talking about finding jekyll/hyde


  "if he shall be mr hide i shall me mr seek"
• describing hydes nature


  "ape like fury"
• jekyll talking about hyde coming out 


  "my devil had long been caged, and came our roaring"
• mr utterson description


  "a man with rugged countenance, that was never lighted by a smile; cold, scanty and embarrassed in discource"
• the by street in london's appearance

  "stood out like a fire in a forest with its freshly pained shutters, well polished brasses, and general cleanliness"
• jekyll talking about his two sides


  "a profound duplicity of life"
• jekyll and hyde being the same person


  "man is not truly one but truly two"
• jekylls first transformation into hyde

  "a grinding of the bones, deadly nausea"
• how jekyll felt as hyde


  "i felt younger, lighter, happier in body"
• hyde was...


  "pure evil"