Secrets

Question 1

Utterson has done ‘many ___ things’

Answer 1

Many ill things

Can’t say what they are- shameful and will damage reputation so they’re a secret.

Question 2

Uttersons response to hearing about trampled girl

Answer 2

‘Tut-tut’

Shows that gentlemen are determined to pretend everything is normal. Links with reputation.

Question 3

‘Cannot _____’

Answer 3

‘Cannot share’
Enfield
Secrets kept to keep reputation.

Question 4

‘______ and ______envelope’

Answer 4

‘Sealed and stamped envelope’
Secrets motif
Chapter 4
‘Sealed’ ‘stamped’ verb

Question 5

‘Window was instantly _____ ____’

Answer 5

‘Window was instantly thrust down’
Jekyll keeping the secret of Hyde from his friends.
‘Thrust’ verb
C7

Question 6

‘A ___ rolled over the ____’

Answer 6

‘A fog rolled over the city’
Chapter 4 
Pathetic fallacy + represents Mr Utterson’s mind.
Gothic description.
‘Fog’ noun

Question 7

‘He opened his ____’

Answer 7

‘He opened his safe’
Chapter 2
Secrets motif
‘Safe’ noun

Question 8

‘I was ______ home from ____ _____ at ___ ___ __ ___ _____ about _ o’clock of a _____ ______ morning’

Answer 8

I was coming home from some place at the end of the world about 3 o’clock of a black winter morning.
Enfields narrative
The dark side of Victorian society: what was Enfield doing there?

Question 9

With something of a ______ ____

Answer 9

With something of a slyish cast
Sly- showing cunning or deceitful nature (fox)
Shows that Jekyll is hiding these traits of his personality behind his ‘large handsome face’
‘Cast’- to appear on the surface

Question 10

Jekylls laboratory windows

Answer 10

‘Windowless’- so people cant see in
‘Dusty windows barred with iron’ -to keep people out: secrecy

C5