Jekylls Full Statement If The Case

Question 1

What’s the reason for this account

Answer 1

It fills in the mysterious gaps in the novel - things which were left unexplained start to make sense

Question 2

How is secrecy shown in the statement

Answer 2

Jekylls doesn’t say what immoral activities Hyde got up to and this increases the horror because it’s left to the readers imagination

Question 3

How does Jekyll start to lose control

Answer 3

One morning he wakes up to find that he’s turned into Hyde and he’s losing control

Question 4

How is the them of dual nature of man presented through Jekyll losing control

Answer 4

That the more you depress your diabetes the more strongly they will come out
Jekyll kept Hyde ‘long caged’ but he returned more evil than ever

Question 5

Jekyll realised his experiment has destroyed his life how is this shown

Answer 5

As Jekyll gets weaker
Hyde gets stronger
Hyde is now seen as ‘inorganic’ something that is unnatural

Question 6

How is Jekylls fate disturbing to the reader

Answer 6

The readers may apply there own thoughts on human nature to the rue own lives and that evil could over take humankind