Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Flashcards

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Who is Mr. Utterson?

A respectable London lawyer, known for his loyalty to his friends.

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What is Mr. Enfield’s relation to Utterson?

A distant relative and a well-respected gentleman.

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What strange event does Enfield describe to Utterson?

He saw a deformed man, Mr. Hyde, trample a young girl at night.

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How does the crowd react to Hyde after the incident?

They force him to pay £100 to the girl’s family.

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What is suspicious about the check Hyde gives to the girl’s family?

it is signed by a reputable man but turns out to be genuine.

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What worries Utterson about Dr. Jekyll’s will?

It states that Hyde should inherit Jekyll’s fortune if he disappears.

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Who does Utterson visit to learn more about Hyde?

Dr. Lanyon, an old friend of Jekyll.

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How does Lanyon describe Jekyll’s recent scientific work?

He calls it "unscientific balderdash."

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How does Utterson finally meet Hyde?

He waits near the door Hyde uses until Hyde appears.

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How does Utterson feel when he sees Hyde’s face?

He is horrified but cannot explain why.

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When does Utterson confront Jekyll about Hyde?

Two weeks after the first discussion about the will.

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How does Jekyll react when Utterson brings up Hyde?

He becomes pale but insists he can get rid of Hyde whenever he wants.

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What does Jekyll ask Utterson to promise?

To carry out his will and protect Hyde if anything happens to him.

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How does Utterson feel after his conversation with Jekyll?

He is uneasy but decides to trust Jekyll.

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Why does Jekyll continue to associate with Hyde?

He claims to take a great interest in him.

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Who witnesses the murder of Sir Danvers Carew?

A maid watching from her window.

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How does Hyde kill Sir Danvers Carew?

He beats him to death with a cane.

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What is found on Carew’s body that leads the police to Utterson?

A letter addressed to Utterson.

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Where do the police and Utterson go after the murder?

To Hyde’s apartment in a poor part of town.

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What evidence do they find in Hyde’s apartment?

The broken murder weapon and a burned checkbook.

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How does Jekyll look when Utterson visits him after the murder?

Deathly ill and deeply shaken.

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What does Jekyll claim about Hyde?

That he has disappeared forever.

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What does Jekyll give to Utterson?

A letter from Hyde, supposedly saying he is gone.

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What shocking discovery does Utterson’s clerk make?

The handwriting in the letter matches Jekyll’s own.

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What does this suggest about the relationship between Jekyll and Hyde?

That Jekyll may have forged the letter to protect Hyde.

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How does Jekyll change after Hyde disappears?

He becomes more sociable and involved in charity.

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What sudden change occurs in Jekyll’s behavior?

He isolates himself again and refuses visitors.

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How does Utterson find Dr. Lanyon?

Gravely ill and unwilling to talk about Jekyll.

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What does Lanyon give to Utterson before he dies?

A letter to be opened only after Jekyll’s death.

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What does Jekyll write in his reply to Utterson?

That he is suffering a punishment he cannot name.

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Where do Utterson and Enfield see Jekyll?

At a window of his house.

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How does Jekyll initially appear?

Calm and enjoying fresh air.

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What happens suddenly during their conversation?

Jekyll's face twists in horror, and he slams the window shut.

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How do Utterson and Enfield react?

They walk away in shocked silence.

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What does this suggest about Jekyll’s condition?

That he is struggling to control his transformations.

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Why does Poole visit Utterson?

He believes something terrible has happened to Jekyll.

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What strange behavior does Jekyll exhibit?

He remains locked in his lab, sending out desperate requests for chemicals.

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What do Utterson and Poole decide to do?

Break into the laboratory.

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What do they find inside?

Hyde’s dead body and a letter from Jekyll.

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What does Utterson discover in the letter?

Instructions to read Lanyon’s letter and Jekyll’s full confession.

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What strange request does Jekyll make to Lanyon?

To retrieve a drawer from his lab and give it to a man at midnight.

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Who arrives at Lanyon’s house?

T A small, deformed man—Mr. Hyde.

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What does Hyde do with the contents of the drawer?

He mixes chemicals and drinks the potion.

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What shocking transformation does Lanyon witness?

Hyde turns into Dr. Jekyll.

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How does this affect Lanyon?

He is so horrified that he falls into a fatal illness.

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Why does Jekyll create the potion?

To separate his good and evil sides.

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What does Jekyll feel when he first transforms into Hyde?

A sense of freedom and excitement.

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What unintended consequence does Jekyll experience?

He begins transforming into Hyde involuntarily.

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Why does the potion stop working?

The original ingredient contained an unknown impurity.

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How does Jekyll/Hyde die?

Hyde poisons himself before being discovered.