Jekyll And Hyde - Secrecy

Question 1

Beginning quotes

Answer 1

‘bargain never to refer to this again’ - Mr Emmerson said to Utterson after telling him about the door
‘scientific balderdash ‘ although Dr Lanyon made it clear he didn’t agree with Jekyll’s work he doesn’t reveal his secret

Question 2

Middle quotes

Answer 2

‘I have had a shook’
‘this will make a deal of noise’
‘identical’ handwriting - a clue
‘They saw it but for a glimpse’ - Utterson and his cousin saw Jekyll

Question 3

End quotes

Answer 3

‘that thing in the mask was never Dr Jekyll’ Poole has discovered Jekyll is missing
‘I saw what I saw’ - Jekyll shared his secret with Lanyon –> leads to Lanyon’s death - ‘submerged in terror’
‘Henry Jekyll’s full Statement of the Case’ - Dr Jekyll confesses all of his secrets explaining them in full to Utterson for the whole of chapter 10

Question 4

Conclusion

Answer 4

Talk about the fact that Jekyll believes ‘that man is not truly one, but truly two’
The repressed Victorian led to Jekyll believing strongly in the ‘duplicity of life’

Question 5

Victorian reader

Answer 5

Novel is narrated in a way that make the Victorian reader believe for a long time that Jekyll and Hyde are two different people.

Question 6

Modern reader

Answer 6

Would probably know the story while before reading it therefore can understand Jekyll presents the good and Hyde presents the bad.