Jekyll and Hyde Quotes by Character

Question 1

Utterson, loyal, good friend - Chapter 1

Answer 1

“In his character it was frequently his fortune to be the last reputable acquaintance and the last good influence in the lives of downgoing men.”

Question 2

Utterson, juxtaposition of appearance and personality - Chapter 1

Answer 2

Lean, long, dusty, dreary, and yet somehow lovable”

Question 3

Eyes windows to the soul Utterson - Chapter 1

Answer 3

“Something eminently human beacon-ed from his eyes

Question 4

Shows Utterson’s dedication to solving the mystery of Jekyll and Hyde - Chapter 2

Answer 4

“His imagination was engaged, or rather enslaved”

Question 5

Jekyll, upper class Victorian gentleman - Chapter 2

Answer 5

“Wore a great air of wealth and comfort”

Question 6

Shows the damage that has been done to Jekyll. - Chapter 5

Answer 6

“He didn’t like his friend’s fiendish manner”

Question 7

Shows the relief felt by the servants at Uttersons arrival - Chapter 8

Answer 7

“Bless God! It’s Mr Utterson”

Question 8

Shows Jekyll’s admiration and trust for Utterson - Chapter 3

Answer 8

“O would trust you before any man alive”

Question 9

Shows Hyde’s animistic traits and lack of sympathy.

Answer 9

“It was like some damned juggernaut.