The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

fill in this quote about Utterson’s qualities and what chapter is it in:
I _______ to ____’_ ______.

what does it mean

chapter 1 - story of the door
I incline to Cain’s heresy
it means Utterson is not judgemental

fill in this quote about Hyde’s lack of empathy and what chapter is it in:
the ___ ________ ______ over the _____’_ ____

chapter 1 - story of the door
the man trampled calmly over the child’s body
the person we later find to be Hyde has no empathy or morality

fill in this quote about Hyde’s destructive evilness and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
it was like some ______ __________

chapter 1 - story of the door
it was like some damned Juggernaut
a Juggernaut is a massive image of a Hindu God called Krishna, where people would throw themselves under it - a blind, relentless, destructive force

fill in this quote about Sawbones’ disgust to Hyde and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
every ____ he looked at my ________, I saw that ________ turned ____ and _____ with the ______ to ____ him

chapter 1 - story of the door
every time he looked at my prisoner, I saw that Sawbones turned sick and white with the desire to kill him
shows Hyde’s first impression to others - lack of empathy and morality develops great animosity towards Hyde

fill in this quote about Victorian impressions of odd places and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
the more it _____ like _____ ______, the ____ I ___

chapter 1 - story of the door
the more it looks like Queer Street, the less I ask
the more impoverished and odd a place looks, it’s probably a low-income family living there - class division

fill in this quote about Hyde’s appearance and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
There is something _____ with his __________, something ___________, something _________ __________… He must be ________ somewhere, he gives a _____ feeling of _________.

chapter 1 - story of the door
there is something wrong with his appearance, something displeasing, something downright detestable… He must be deformed somewhere, he gives a strong feeling of deformity
shows the disgusting oddness of Hyde - his apparent deformity that cannot be pointed out, but still is displeasing and detestable

fill in this quote about Utterson’s changing persona due to his situation and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
If he shall be __ ____… I shall be __ ____

chapter 2 - search for Mr Hyde
If he shall be Mr Hyde… I shall be Mr Seek
a pun - a bad one at that. but shows Utterson’s changing persona - originally said he inclined to Cain’s heresy; he wasn’t judgemental. now it seems he is starting to be, by investigating Hyde’s background.

fill in this quote about Hyde’s animalism and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
__ ____ ______ back with a _______ intake of the ______

chapter 2 - search for Mr Hyde
Mr Hyde shrank back with a hissing intake of the breath
adjective ‘hissing’ suggests animalistic qualities - presents Hyde as the opposite of mankind and is a different, malevolent life form

fill in this quote about Hyde’s animalism and poor etiquette and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
The _____ _______ _____ into a ______ _____

chapter 2 - search for Mr Hyde
The other snarled aloud into a savage laugh
use of verb ‘snarled’ further signifies hyde’s animalistic, regressive nature. savagely laughs in reply to Utterson commenting on his bad language, indicating Hyde’s disregard of basic etiquette, and the large gulf in quality between Hyde and the average Victorian gentleman

fill in this quote about Hyde’s qualities and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
_________ _______ of ________ and _________

chapter 2 - search for Mr Hyde
murderous mixture of timidity and boldness
juxtaposition here signifies the duplicity in Hyde’s nature. hard sounding ‘m’ alliteration draws attention to it - makes it seem like Hyde’s animalistic and the sinister, violent aura around him is not accidental, and is woven into his soul purposefully

fill in this quote about Utterson’s opinion on Hyde and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
Jekyll, if ever I ____ _____’_ _________ upon a ____, it is on that of your ___ ______

chapter 2 - search for Mr Hyde
Jekyll, if ever I read Satan’s signature upon a face, it is on that of your new friend
Utterson can see Satan on Hyde’s face - it is a face of pure malice and malevolence, which is foreshadowing the horrible things Hyde does later in the novella

fill in this quote about Hyde’s animalism and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
with ___-____ ____

chapter 4 - the carew murder case
with ape-like fury
presents Hyde as regressive, de-evolved and animalistic. further emphasises Hyde’s primitive qualities and his great difference to the Victorian gentleman

fill in this quote about Jekyll’s suffering and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
If I am the _____ of _______, I am the _____ of _________ also.

chapter 6 - remarkable incident of Dr Lanyon
If I am the chief of sinners, I am the chief of sufferers also.
chief of sinners makes it seem Jekyll is hiding a terrible, secret crime which any Victorian gentleman does not do. immediately followed up by chief of sufferers, making reader wonder what secret torture is tormenting Jekyll from the inside. combined with Lanyon’s alarm and terror of Jekyll earlier in this chapter, whatever Jekyll is hiding is dark, dangerous and spiralling out of control.

fill in this quote about the control of curiosity and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
It is ___ _____ to ________ _________, another to _______ it.

chapter 6 - remarkable incident of Dr Lanyon
It is one thing to mortify curiosity, another to conquer it
it is not wrong to have curiosity, but the Victorian gentleman must inexplicably kill that curiosity before it creates danger / suffering / evil and tarnishes their reputation
foreshadowing to C10 where Jekyll reveals his largely unscientific work, fuelled by uncontrollable curiosity

fill in this quote about Jekyll’s suffering and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
an ________ _______ of ____, like some ____________ ________

chapter 7 - the incident at the window
an infinite sadness of mien, like some disconsolate prisoner
it is obvious from Jekyll’s melancholy facial expression he is not confined by his own will. the vessel of Jekyll’s body is being fought over, but Hyde is winning this unfortunate battle, taking his body prisoner.

fill in this quote about the fight over Jekyll’s body and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
the _____ was ______ out of his ____ and _________ by an __________ of such ______ ______ and _______

chapter 7 - the incident at the window
the smile was struck out of his face and succeeded by an expression of such abject terror and despair
jekyll is in control, and is friendly with his friends. hyde’s persona briefly, but powerfully, takes over and terrifies Jekyll out of his mind that he slams the window shut. he is being tortured by Hyde, but cannot reveal this terrible secret of his duality to anyone; his reputation would be tarnished.

fill in this quote about the pathetic fallacy and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
the thin _____ in the ______ were _______ themselves along the ______

chapter 8 - the last night
the thin trees in the garden were lashing themselves along the railing
this extreme weather points to an extreme, unholy event. foreshadows the discovery of Jekyll’s terrible secret of his sin and suffering

fill in this quote about Jekyll’s duality and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
I _____ already _________ to a ________ _________ of ____

chapter 10 - Henry Jekyll’s Full statement of the case
I stood already committed to a profound duplicity of life
Jekyll had already been indulging in shameful, dark desires while maintaining his high-ranking Victorian gentleman image before inventing the potion

fill in this quote about duality of man and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
___ is not _____ ___, but _____ ___

chapter 10 - henry jekyll’s full statement of the case
man is not truly one, but truly two
jekyll proposes his idea that humans have two personas - one good, one evil - and they are constantly battling for control of one’s body

fill in this quote about the battle in duality and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
in the ________ ____ of ____________, these _____ _____ should be ____________ __________

chapter 10 - henry jekyll’s full statement of the case
in the agonized womb of consciousness, these polar twins should be continuously struggling
as long as one is alive, good and evil will always be battling for control

fill in this quote about Jekyll’s happiness in Hyde’s unbounded body and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
I felt _______, _______ and _______ in body

chapter 10 - henry jekyll’s full statement of the case
I felt younger, happier and lighter in body
jekyll feels happier in Hyde’s body because Hyde himself is not bounded by the standards of the ‘Victorian gentleman’, and Jekyll can do whatever he wishes, including shameful evil

fill in this quote about Hyde’s evil and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
Edward Hyde, _____, in the _____ of _______, was ____ ____.

chapter 10 - henry jekyll’s full statement of the case
Edward Hyde, alone, in the ranks of mankind, was pure evil
even though all humans have a perfect split between good and evil, the extremity of Edward Hyde’s evil cannot be expressed fully

fill in this quote about Jekyll’s thoughts of the potion and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
it _____ the _____ of the ______-_____ of my ___________

chapter 10 - henry jekyll’s full statement of the case
it shook the doors of the prison-house of my disposition
the effects of the potion, the trandescendental science it involved, and the evil it could bring went completely against Jekyll’s reputation and his expectations as the Victorian gentleman

fill in this quote about Jekyll and Hyde’s juxtaposition and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
Jekyll had more than a ______’_ ________; Hyde had more than a ___’_ ____________

chapter 10 - henry jekyll’s full statement of the case
Jekyll had more than father’s interest, Hyde had more than a son’s indifference
shows the juxtaposition - Jekyll is caring, loyal, upstanding, while Hyde is rebeliious, malevolent and elusive

fill in this quote about Hyde’s anger and what chapter is it in and what does it mean:
My _____ had ____ been _____, he came out _______

chapter 10 - henry jekyll’s full statement of the case
My devil had long been caged, he came out roaring
compares Hyde to Satan - Hyde was eager for madness and came out extremely malevolent and evil