Dr Jekyll

Question 1

chapter 7 (incident of the window) - to describe Jekyll’s state

Answer 1

‘an infinite sadness of mien like some disconsolate prisoner’

Question 2

chapter 10 - idea of duality (3)

Answer 2

‘housed in separate identities’
‘more upright twin’
‘man is not truly one but truly two’

Question 3

chapter 2 - how Lanyon describes Jekyll

Answer 3

‘wrong, wrong in mind’

Question 4

chapter 3 - beginning view of Jekyll towards Hyde

Answer 4

‘I moment I chose I can be rid of Mr Hyde

Question 5

chapter 10 - what Jekyll did and the reaction due to his duplicity

Answer 5

‘I concealed my pleasure’

‘My devil had been long caged, and came out roaring’

Question 6

chapter 8 - the result of Hyde towards Jekyll

Answer 6

‘Your unworthy and unhappy friend’

Question 7

chapter names significance

Answer 7

‘Henry Jekyll’s full statement of the case’ - Chapter 10

Question 8

what Jekyll called himself in letter in Chapter 6 - incident of Dr Lanyon

Answer 8

‘if I am the chief of sinners, I am the chief of sufferers also’

Question 9

his description

3

Answer 9

‘wild past’
‘an intelligent, reputable man’
‘doctor’