Henry Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case Flashcards

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What is Jekyll’s formidable discovery?

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“that man is not truly one, but truly two

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A quote showing Jekyll had to indulge in his pleasures in secret, due to the strict societal expectations

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“I concealed my pleasures”

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A quote which shows Jekyll thinks that from the start of human existence, we have duality

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“primitive duality of man”

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A quote showing Jekyll had a respectable life set out for him

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“every guarantee of an honourable and distinguished future”

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A quote where Jekyll says Hyde is evil

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“pure evil”

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A quote showing Jekyll’s transition into Hyde

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“I was slowly losing hold of my original and better self, and becoming slowly incorporated with my second and worse”

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A quote where Jekyll depicts Hyde as an animal waiting to come out

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“My devil had been long caged, he came out roaring”

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“the curse…

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“the curse of mankind”

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A quote where Jekyll states the extreme to which he is good and evil

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“I was radically both”

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Why did Jekyll keep his discovery a secret

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“burden of our life is bound forever on man’s shoulders”

“discoveries were incomplete”

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How did Jekyll feel when he first transformed into Hyde

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“felt younger, lighter, happier in body”

“wicked, tenfold more wicked, sold a slave to my original evil”

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A quote showing Jekyll was easily tempted

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“my new power tempted me”

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A quote showing that friendships is significant to the point that Jekyll would rather be unhappy than alone

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“yes, I preferred the elderly and discontented doctor, surrounded by friends”

Hyde was “despised and friendless”

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Jekyll marks his death

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“this is my true hour of death”

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Before Jekyll’s discovery of dualtiy, he had a blissful life.

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“I was born… to a large fortune”
“honourable and distinguished future”

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16
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“double…

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“double-dealer”

17
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A quote where Jekyll says that his 2 juxtaposing personas are truthful

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“both sides of me were in dead earnest”

18
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The 2 reasons why Jekyll kept his infamous discovery a secret.
The 1st because he feared to be blames if the duality of man brings destruction.
The 2nd because his discovery was not final.

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“burden of our life is bound for ever on man’s shoulders”

“my discoveries were incomplete”

19
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After Jekyll “drank off the potion”, what followed?

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“the most racking pangs”

20
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Human beings are a mixture of good and evil

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“all human beings… are commingled out of good and evil”

21
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A quote where Jekyll explains the drug responsible for the transformation is neither moral nor evil.

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“neither diabolical nor divine”

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A quote showing temptation overwhelmed Jekyll, and he felt bound to drinking the potion.

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“my new power tempted me”
“I had but to drink the cup”

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A quote where Jekyll pushes the responsibility of their malevolent actions onto Hyde.

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“it was Hyde… that was guilty”

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A quote from Jekyll explaining how he transformed into Hyde unwillingly.

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“yes I had gone to bed Henry Jekyll, I had awakened Edward Hyde”

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Why did Jekyll ultimately chose himslef over Hyde?

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“I preferred the elderly and discontended doctor, surrounded by friends”

26
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After Jekyll made a commitment to refrain from transforming into Hyde, at what time did he break this?

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“in an hour of moral weakness”

27
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Towards the end, what thought was Jekyll consumed by?

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“solely occupied by one thought: the horror of my other self”