Jekyll And Hyde

Question 1

Utterson curiosity

Answer 1

“If not by fair means than by foul” -breaking down the door
“I shall consider it my duty to break in that door” - “
His imagination was engaged,or rather enslaved” - before he decided to stalk H
“And you never cared about the place with the door?” - gossiping with Enfield

Question 2

Utterson determination

Answer 2

“His chosen post” - stalking H
“By all lights and at all hours of solitude of concourse” - also stalking H
“If not by fair means than by foul” - breaking down the door
“I shall consider it my duty to break in that door” - obviously door scene

Question 3

Utterson secrecy

Answer 3

“Scared by the thought, brooded awhile on his own past” - thinking H was blackmailing J
“Humbled to the dust by all the ill things he had done” - same scene
“Touch of that terror of the law” - looking for Hyde with the police after sir Carew died

Question 4

Utterson loyalty

Answer 4

“His chosen post” - stalking H
“By all lights and at all hours of solitude of concourse” - still stalking
“I let my brother go to the devil his own way” - introduction
“If not by fair means than by foul” - breaking the door
“I shall consider it my duty to break in that door” - duh

Question 5

Jekyll mysterious

Answer 5

“There came a blackness about his eyes” - when questioned by U
“This is a private matter and I beg of you to let it sleep” - same scene
“I dare not” - when asked to come out to U & E from window
“Committed to the profound duplicity of life” - confession
“Though so profound a double-dealer, I was in no sense a hypocrite” - confession

Question 6

Jekyll isolated

Answer 6

“He’s shut up again in the cabinet” - P talking to U
“Like some disconsolate prisoner”- holed up in his house at the window

Question 7

Two sided Jekyll

Answer 7

“He was wild when he was young, to be sure” - U’s description of J
“Unscientific balderdash” - L’s disagreement
“A large well made, smooth faced man of fifty” - description
“The pleasantest rooms in London” - early chapter U visiting J’s house
“A good fire glowing…kettle singing…things laid out for tea”- P and U breaking into J’s rooms
“A pious work with startling blasphemies” - same scene

Question 8

Jekyll suffering

Answer 8

“You do not understand my position” - U questioning J on H
“You must suffer me to go my own dark way” - J’s note explaining his seclusion
“If I am the chief of sinners, I am the chief of sufferers too” - same note
“His smile was struck out of his face and succeeded by an expression of abject terror and despair” - at the window
“No one has ever suffered such torment” - confession

Question 9

Hyde savage

Answer 9

“Hissing”
“Pale and dwarfish”
“Savage laugh”

Question 10

Hyde powerful

Answer 10

“The woman were as wild as harpies”
“Like some damned juggernaut”

Question 11

Hyde evil

Answer 11

“The man trampled calmly over the child body and left her screaming”
“Like some damned juggernaut”
“Like Satan”
“He gives the strong feeling of deformity”
“Ape like fury”