Jekyll n Hyde part b quotes

Question 1

Jekyll - Defeated and destroyed

Answer 1

I bring the life of that unhappy friend Henry Jekyll to an end - Henry Jekyll’s full statement of the case

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He was looking at the body of a self destroyer -The last night

‘Your unworthy and unhappy friend’ - the last night

Question 2

Jekyll - at peace loss of control

Answer 2

He did good … for more than two months the doctor was at peace - Remarkable incident of Dr Lanyon

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On the 8th … on the 12th … on the 14th’ Remarkable incident of Dr Lanyon

‘ I led a life of such severity’ Henry Jekyll’s full statement of the case

I began to be tortured with throes and longings’ - Henry Jekyll’s full statement of the case

Question 3

Jekyll - Fear

Answer 3

The smile was struck out of his face … the window was instantly thrust down - Incident at the window

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The moment I chose, I can be rid of Hyde - Jekyll was quite at ease

Question 4

Hyde - violence

Answer 4

With an ape like fury … trampling his victim underfoot … hailing down a storm of blows … bones were audibly shattered - the Carew murder case

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My devil had long been cadge, he came out roaring… instantly the spirit of hell awoke in me and raged - Henry Jekyll’s full statement of the case

Question 5

Hyde - Satanic

Answer 5

Trampled over the child’s body … like some damned Juggernaut - story of the door

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‘i read satan’s signature upon a face’ in search for Hyde

‘really like satan’ in story of the door

Question 6

Hyde - inhuman

Answer 6

God bless me the man seems hardly human - search for hyde

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‘ I had taken a loathing to the gentleman at first sight. - story of the door

Question 7

Hyde - distaste

Answer 7

‘I saw the sawbones turn sick and white with desire to kill him’ - story of the door

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‘so ugly that it brought out the sweat on me running’ - story of the door

Question 8

Jekyll - unscientific

Answer 8

‘Henry Jekyll became too fanciful; for me. He began to go wrong, wrong in mind … unscientific Balderdash’ Search for Mr Hyde

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LIKE A MAN RESTORED FROM DEATH’ - Dr Lanyons Narrative

Question 9

Jekyll - duplicity

Answer 9

‘I concealed my pleasures … committed to profound duplicity of life’

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Question 10

Hyde - Pain

Answer 10

‘most racking pangs succeeded: a grinding in the bones, deadly nausea’ - Henry Jekyll’s full statement of the case

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A cry followed; he reeled, staggered… seemed to melt - Dr Lanyons Narrative

Question 11

Utterson - friends

Answer 11

‘yet somehow lovable…his affections, like ivy, were the growth of time’ - story of the door
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‘I would trust you more than any man alive’ Dr J was quite at ease

Question 12

Utterson - trust

Answer 12

PRIVATE: for the hands of G.J. Utterson ALONE, and in the case of his predecease to be destroyed unread’ Remarkable incident of Dr Lanyon

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‘ A large envelope bore … the name of Mr Utterson … unsealed it, and several enclosures fell to the floor’ the last night

’ except a sealed and stamped envelope … which bore the adress of Mr Utterson - the Carew murder case

Question 13

Utterson - determination

Answer 13

If he be Hyde … I shall be Mr Seek

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Question 14

Utterson - protection / bravery

Answer 14

‘stood together like a flock of sheep … they’re all afraid’ - the last night

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‘ had been some minutes at his post’ - Search for Mr Hyde
‘In the morning … at noon … at night’ - search for Mr Hyde

Question 15

Utterson - friendship

Answer 15

The last, I think; for, O my poor old Harry Jekyll - search for Hyde

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‘It turns me cold’

Question 16

Utterson - strict

Answer 16

He was austere with himself; drank gin when he was alone

Question 17

Hyde - inflicting violence

Answer 17

He some her in the face and she fled

I gnashed my teeth upon him - Henry Jekylls full …

Question 18

Hyde - animalistic

Answer 18

My Hyde shrank back with a hissing intake of breath - search for my Hyde

The other snarled aloud into a savage laugh