Dr Jekyll and Mr hyde quotes

Question 1

What is the quote in chapter 1 which suggests that Utterson is lovable and someone we can trust?

Answer 1

‘Lawyer of rugged countenance…dusty, dreary…yet loveable’

Question 2

When Enfield and the family look at the Hyde after trampling on the little girl what are their emotions in Chapter 1?

Answer 2

‘Loathing…At first sight… only natural

Question 3

When Enfield is recalling the event of what has happened to Utterson he thinks that Jekyll is being blackmailed. What does he say?

Answer 3

‘Blackmail… youth capers’

Question 4

When Hyde is running he bumps into a little girl and does what?

Answer 4

‘The man trampled over the child’s body and left her screaming on the ground… she was nothing more than frightened’

Question 5

How is Utterson being introduced in chapter 1 as the last what?

Answer 5

‘The last reputable acquaintance and the last good influence in the lives of down-going men’

Question 6

What does Utterson say he will not do in chapter 1?

Answer 6

‘I incline to Cain’s heresy, i let my brother go to the devil in his own way’

Question 7

What is the first description of Mr Hyde?

Answer 7

‘Little man’

Question 8

How does Enfield describe Hyde as in chapter 1?

Answer 8

‘It wasn’t like a man, it was like some damned Juggernaut’

Question 9

What does Hyde say when he id being forced to give money and is surrounded by police officer and enfield to give money?

Answer 9

‘I am naturally helpless, name your figure’

Question 10

How does Enfield describe Hyde’s door?

Answer 10

‘A certain sinister block of building thrust forward’

Question 11

How is Enfield described before encountering Hyde?

Answer 11

‘Coming home from some place at the end of the world about three o’clock of black winter morning’

Question 12

When Utterson and Enfield finish the story what do they book agree to do?

Answer 12

‘Let us make a bargain to never to refer to this again’

Question 13

What does Enfield also describe Hyde as in Chapter 1?

Answer 13

‘Something of downright destable’

Question 14

When Utterson goes to meet Hyde what does he say about Hyde?

Answer 14

‘There is something more, if i could find a name for it’

Question 15

In Utterson’s dream what does he say Hyde is Doing?

Answer 15

‘this creature Hyde stealing like their to Harry’s bedside’

Question 16

What is the quote where Utterson is determined to find Mr Hyde?

Answer 16

‘If he be Mr Hyde, he had thought i shall be Mr seek’

Question 17

When Utterson goes to meet Dr lanyon in chapter 3, why did Lanyon and Jekyll fall out?

Answer 17

‘Too fanciful’

Question 18

How is Jekyll described in chapter 3?

Answer 18

‘A great air of wealth and comfort’

Question 19

How does Stevenson present Jekyll which is the opposite to criminology?

Answer 19

‘A large, well-made, smooth-faced men of fifty’

Question 20

What does Jekyll say about Lanyon in Chapter 3?

Answer 20

‘A hide-bound pedant…. igornant’

Question 21

What is another description of Jekyll in chapter 3?

Answer 21

‘Stylish cast’

Question 22

What is the quote that suggests that Jekyll has something to Hyde to Utterson in Chapter 3?

Answer 22

‘Cannot be mended by talking’

Question 23

How is the Murder of Carrew described in chapter 4?

Answer 23

‘With an ape-like fury, he was trampling his victim under foot’

Question 24

What is the Quote in chapter 4 suggesting that Hyde takes pleasure in killing carrew?

Answer 24

’ With a transport of glee, I mauled the unresisting body, tasting delight from every blow

Question 25

What is the maid's description of Carrew in chapter 4?

Answer 25

'Accosting with a very pretty manner'

Question 26

What is the setting of Soho described in chapter 4 when Utterson and police officer go to Soho?

Answer 26

'A great chocolate colored pall lowered over heaven'

Question 27

How is Dr Jekyll described in chapter 6?

Answer 27

'Sat Dr Jekyll looking deathly sick.'

Question 28

In chapter 6 Utterson goes to meet Jekyll where?

Answer 28

'dingy windowless structure'

Question 29

Just before Lanyon is about to die he chooses to meet with Utterson and says what?

Answer 29

'For Gods sake... in Gods name'

Question 30

How is Lanyon described in chapter 6?

Answer 30

'Deep seated terror of the mind'

Question 31

When Poole and Utterson go to the Cabinet in chapter 8 they stoop into the what type of Glass?

Answer 31

'To the cheval glass, into whose depths they looked with an involuntary horror'

Question 32

In chapter 8 Utterson is speaking to Jekyll through the door and breaks down the door?

Answer 32

'Jekyll... i demand to see you; then by brutal force'

Question 33

What is the Quote in chapter 8 with Hyde's agonies that he cannot change back to Jekyll?

Answer 33

'When we heard him cry out upon the name of God'

Question 34

What does Utterson see written on the wall when he breaks into the Cabinet?

Answer 34

'Blasphemies'

Question 35

When Lanyon goes to the cabinet in regards for Jekyll he goes to get chemicals with are?

Answer 35

'blood red'

Question 36

What does Hyde say to lanyon if we wants to watch the transformation?

Answer 36

'new avenue to fame and power... stagger the unbelief of satan'

Question 37

In chapter 10 Jekyll doesn't take any responsibility saying what?

Answer 37

'And Hyde alone, that was guilty'

Question 38

In chapter 10 Jekyll is observing his past and says what?

Answer 38

'It was only because i was radically Both'

Question 39

How is Hyde described in chapter 10 in regards to skin tone?

Answer 39

'Of a dusky pallor and thickly shaded'