Key Quotes From The Whole Novel

Question 1

‘Trampled … over the child’s body’

Answer 1

calmly

Question 2

‘like some damned ………’

Answer 2

‘juggernaught’

Question 3

‘something downright…… He gives a strong …. of ……’

Answer 3

Detestable/ feeling / deformity

Question 4

‘Too ……. for me’

Answer 4

fanciful

Question 5

If he be Mr Hyde…………..

Answer 5

I shall be mr Seek

Question 6

something troglodytic

Answer 6

devil like imagery
ambiguous
not human
animal imagery

Question 7

Satan’s ………. upon a Face

Answer 7

signature

Question 8

‘I beg of you to ………’
What is Jekyll saying here?
How can we infer this?

Answer 8

to let this sleep.

It is all about protecting REPUTATION.
extreme lengths and desperation.

Question 9

animalistic quotes for Hyde?

Sir Danvers Carew murder quotes.

REMEMBER IT IS A YEAR LATER

Answer 9

‘Ape like fury’

‘Trampling’
‘The bones were audibly shattered’
‘The body jumped’

Question 10

looking ……. sick

Answer 10

deadly

Question 11

Henry jekyll ……. for a murderer!

Answer 11

forged

Question 12

he had his…….,. …….. written upon his face

Answer 12

death warrant

Question 13

four blows the fall

what does this quote show

Answer 13

Depth of secrets

How long it takes to discover the truth about Jekyll and Hyde, four blows of an axe to even wobble the door

Question 14

TWO MOST IMPORTANT QUOTES

Answer 14

“Both sides of me”

“Man is not truly one but truly two”

“My new power tempted me”

Question 15

‘something…… beaconed from his eye’

Why does this quote show duality from the novel and between characters?

Answer 15

‘Eminently human

Because Hyde is never describable human; he is always a supernatural or extraordinary character whereas Utterson is described as human constantly

Question 16

‘As…..as a church’

Answer 16

empty

shows the loss of religion, Hyde promotes scientific experimentation because he IS a product of science

Question 17

‘I am …… of my long tongue’

Answer 17

ashamed

Shows secrecy and concealment as Enfield is ashamed of telling Utterson

Question 18

“Make his name…….. from one end of London to the other”

Answer 18

Stink

Highlighting the importance of reputation in the Victorian era

Question 19

The…. of some old sin, the cancer of some…..

Answer 19

Ghost / concealed disgrace

Immediate reaction is that of blackmail, Utterson believes that Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll and attempts to step in to save his friend (most likely his REPUTATION)

Question 20

“This is a……… I beg of you to let this sleep”

Answer 20

private matter

Again, proves the secrecy and suppression of the lives of upper class gentlemen, desperation in the verb ‘beg’

Question 21

“Great …. of anger”

Answer 21

Flame

Sir Danvers Carew murder
Shows the flash and quickness of change

Question 22

Quotes from the Sir Danvers murder scene?

Answer 22

“great flame of anger”

“A storm of blows”

“Bones crunches underfoot”

Question 23

3…. windows barred with…..

Answer 23

dusty / iron

prison like imagery links to ‘disconsolate prisoner’ later on in the novella
Shows that Jekyll is trapped, trapped in his own mind and trapped by societal expectations

Question 24

“If I am chief of …….. I am chief of …….. also”

Answer 24

Sinners / sufferers

Duality, cry for help. Blaming society; trapped. WRITERS INTENT

Question 25

“Doubly …….”

Answer 25

sealed

continuation of letter motif to highlight the security and secrecy in the novella

Question 26

“Weeping like a ……. or a lost soul”

Answer 26

woman

Shows the gender stereotypes of that day and age

lower class refererence to inferiority

Question 27

“Your ……. and ……… friend, Henry Jekyll”

Answer 27

unworthy / unhappy

proof that Henry Jekyll is trapped in society, he is unhappy due to his need to suppress his desires

Question 28

“has the greed of ……. got too much ……. of you?”

Answer 28

curiosity / command

essentially, Lanyons curiosity is what leads to his death, he CHOOSEs to watch

Upper class are frightened of Hyde yet curious

Question 29

“Like a …… strip off these lending and spring headlong into the sea of ………”

Answer 29

schoolboy / liberty

Shows the restriction Jekyll felt and how trapped he was. Evokes sympathy from the reader towards Jekyll that we couldn’t do anything

Question 30

STRUCTURAL COMMENTS?

Answer 30

Speculative narrative until chapter 10
Varying perspectives
We are Utterson/ the investigator
We are left to our own conclusions to make it more relatable

Question 31

you must …… me to go my own ……

Answer 31

suffer / dark way