Key Quotes

Question 1

Ape like fury

Answer 1

This links to hide to a creature/animal this explores notions of Darwinism and the shocking idea to the Victorians that we may have evolved from animals

Question 2

The moment I choose I can be rid of Mr Hyde

Answer 2

Jekyll reassuring utterson that hyde can be easily removed yet it’s ironic that Jekyll continues to return back to Hyde as he cannot overcome his temptation

Question 3

If he be Mr Hyde I shall be Mr seek

Answer 3

Utterson resolves to solve the mystery. His resolve is in enhanced by the parallel grammatical structure of the clauses. this also emphasises the irony that evil is within everyone

Question 4

Trampled calmly over the child’s body and left her screaming

Answer 4

Oxymoron and brutality of Mr Hyde

Question 5

Satan’s signature

Answer 5

Sibilance
Religious
Hissing echo

Question 6

Blistered and distained

Answer 6

Back door is in poor condition similarly to Hyde’s deformed appearance
horror imagery

Question 7

It was hellish to see

Answer 7

Enfield describes hydes trampling to be evil reference to a satanic act

Question 8

Sawbones turned sick and white with the desire to kill him

Answer 8

Doctors form murderous thoughts about Hyde

Question 9

Like some damned juggernaut

Answer 9

Hyde is compared to a large lorry suggesting his strength and brutality. reference to hell

Question 10

Evil influence

Answer 10

Hydes influence is evil

Question 11

His past was unearthed and all disreputable

Answer 11

Hydes past actions goes against Victorian society

Question 12

they turned and left the court without a word

Answer 12

Secrecy

Question 13

Utterson sighed deeply but said never a word

Answer 13

Secrecy Utterson doesn’t express his emotions outright and explicitly

Question 14

He’s an extra ordinary looking man

Answer 14

Hydes appearance is unique and out of the ordinary

Question 15

A really damnable man

Answer 15

Hyde is destined for hell

Question 16

Really like Satan

Answer 16

Hyde compared to the devil himself

Question 17

Disgustful curiosity

Answer 17

Lanyon is horrified by Hyde however wants to find out more

Question 18

Like a man restored from death

Answer 18

Lanyon describes Hyde after seeing his transformation into Jekyll

Question 19

O God
I give u my bible
God forgive us

Answer 19

Religion was powerful in Victorian society

Question 20

Animal terror rang from the cabinet

Answer 20

Hyde is acting like a animal showing his primitive nature

Question 21

He was dressed in clothes far too large for him

Answer 21

Hyde is smaller in size not fully evolved

Question 22

The body of a self destroyer

Answer 22

Jekyll murders himself through Hyde

Question 23

Primitive duality of man

Answer 23

Reference to duality which is primitive

Question 24

The loose tongues had already their foot on the threshold

Answer 24

Secrecy and gossiping was immodest

Question 25

Large well-made smooth faced man of 50 | Every mark of capacity and kindness

Answer 25

Jekylls physical description and personality

Question 26

Mark of a modest man

Answer 26

Utterson is respectable professional supportive and loyal to his friends

Question 27

Fog rolled over the city The fog settles down again

Answer 27

Pathetic fallacy of fog resenting uttersons mind He's mind settles

Question 28

Night was brilliantly lit by the full moon

Answer 28

Gothic setting of London

Question 29

Like a madman

Answer 29

Hyde has no self control

Question 30

Door covered with red baize Dusty Windows Fog Began to lie thickly

Answer 30

Red link to blood gothic

Question 31

Gothic quotes

Answer 31

Wild cold seasonable night pathetic fallacy suspense pale moon lying on her back marked is brow with a red pocket handkerchief Great field of lamps

Question 32

Flash of anger

Answer 32

Hyde cannot control emotions