Description of utterson first description chapter 1
mr utterson the lawyer ... cold , scanty and wmbarrased in discourse but sonehow lovable
Chapter 1 description of the street duality
The street shone out in contrast to its dingy neighbourhood
First description of hydes force by Enfield
It was like some damned juggernaut
Quote from chapter 1 showing the importance of reputation
Make his name stink from one end of London to the other "
Enfield
Enfield describing the nature of the two men in his story
A really damnable man; and the person that drew the cheque is very pink of the properties
Enfield chapter 1 quote about an enquiry rive nature
You start a question, and it's like starting a stone
Chapter 1 Enfield quote about hydes appearance
He must be deformed somewhere
Enfield quote chapter 1 linking to the aspects of being a Victorian gentleman
I am ashamed of my long tongue let us make a bargain never to refer to this again
Quote from the will chapter 2 showing the relationship between Jekyll and hyde
Friend and benefactor Edward Hyde
Quote showing lanyons opinion of Jekyll
Henry Jekyll became too fanciful for me
Quote to show Hyde animalistic qualities in chapter 2
Mr Hyde shrank back with a hissing intake of breath
Quote about how Hyde presented himself to utter sin chapter 2
He had bourne himself to the lawyer with a murderous mixture of timidity and boldness
Uttersons comment about Jude's face in chapter 2
If I ever read satans signature upon a face , it is in that of your new friend
Quote about the relationship between Jekyll and utter son chapter 3
He cherished for me utterson a sincere and warm affection
Jekyll description of Landon in chapter 3
Ignorant , blatant pedant
Physical description of Jekyll when Hyde is mentioned chapter 3
Grew pale to the very lips
Quote from chapter 3 showing how Jekyll is at this stage in control
The moment I choose,I can be rid of mr Hyde
Quote describing the murder of sir Danvers carew
The bones were audibly shattered
Quote describing carews murder weapon
The stick with which the deed had been done , although it was of some rare and very tough and heavy wood, had broken in the middle
Weather description of fog in chapter 4
The fog would be quite broken up
Description of hydes house keeper
She had an evil face , smoothed by hypocrisy but her manners were excellent
Chapter 4 about the accounts of Hyde
Haunting sense of unexpressed deformity
Chapter 5 quote about Jekyll lesson
I have had a lesson - o god utterson , what a lesson I have had!
Quote from mr guest about signatures chapter 5
The two hands are in many points identical
Conclusion utterson comes to after seeing mr guest
"Henry Jekyll forge for a murderer !" His blood ran cold
What Jekyll asks utterson to do if he disappears in chapter 3
I wish you to promise me that you will bear with him and get his rights for him
Quote to show what happens to Jekyll after the murder of carew
Evil influence had been withdrawn , a new life began for Dr Jekyll
Description of lanyon before he dies chapter 6
He had a death warrant written legibly upon his face
How does lanyon explain his illness
I have had a shock
Just before his death what is lanyons reaction to hearing about jekyll
I beg you will spare me any allusion to one whom I regard as dead
Jekylls letter to utterson explaining why he cannot see him chapter 6
I have brought on myself a punishment and danger that I cannot name
What Enfield says to utterson on their walk when he realises about Jekyll chapter 7
what an ass you must have thought me , not to know this was a back way to dr jekylls
At first how does Jekyll appear at the window chapter 7
taking the air with an infinite sadness of mein, like some disconsolate prisoner
Quote showing dr jekylls change at the window chapter 7
The words were hardly uttered before the smile was struck out of his face
What is uttersons reaction to the change at the window chapter 7
God forgive us"
Said by utterson
Description of Poole chapter 8
the mans appearance amply bore out his words
What does Poole believe has happened in chapter 8
I think there's been foul play
Description of the servants chapter 8
men and women huddled together like a flock of sheep
Why was Poole sent back to the chemists for the drug chapter 8
It was not pure
What does utterson consider is his duty chapter 8
I shall consider it my duty to break in that door
What is hydes body described as in chapter 8
the body of a self destroyer
Chapter 9 instruction to lanyon/ end result
if the night passed without event , you will know that you have seen the last of Henry jekyll
How does Hyde talk about the transformation to lanyon in chapter 9
you who have denied the virtues of transcendental medicine
How is lanyon effected by viewing the change in chapter 9
my life is shake to its roots; sleep has left me : the deadliest terror sits by me
Quote from chapter 19 showing how Jekyll could not control changing into hyde
How was it to be remedied?"
He had changed into Hyde without inducing it
Chapter 10 quote about jekylls nature
the balance of my nature might be permenantly overthrown
Chapter 10 quote showing the negatives of choosing jekyll
Jekyll was to die those appetites that I had long secretly indulged
Quote about trying to subdue Hyde chapter 10
My devil had been long caged , he came out roaring
Jekyll describing the murder of Carew
with a gust of devilish fury
Jekylls reaction to lanyon witnessing the transformation chapter 10
the horror of my old friend
How does Hyde torment Jekyll chapter 10
burning the letters and destroying the portrait of my father
What is the only power Jekyll has over Hyde in the end
he fears my power to cut him off by suicide
Closing statement from Henry jekyll
I bring the life of that unhappy Henry Jekyll to an end
Quote to show utterson struggles to see the truth setting
Degrees and hues of twilight"
The light shows that only the truth can be glimpsed at and seen at different angles
Quote about the gothic genres events to do with setting
Brilliantly lit by the full moon"
During Carews murder dramatic like a spotlight
Quote to show how the world is effected by Jekylls work in setting
Chapter 8 the moon is described as "lying on her back" personification makes the world has been turned upside down by the secret
Quote to build tension based on setting to do with vagueness
Some square or other" about jekylls house makes you think the story could happen anywhere
Quotes to show how jekylls house represents duality
Front of house " air of wealth"
Back door which Hyde enters though "blistered and disdained