Quotations for JEKYLL AND HYDE (P1)

Question 1

BEGINNING - JEKYLL - Large smooth

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faced man of fifty

Question 2

JEKYLL - Man is not truly one,

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but truly two (DUALITY)

Question 3

END - JEKYLL - If I am the chief of sinners,

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I am the chief of sufferers also (DUALITY, GUILT)

Question 4

MIDDLE - JEKYLL - The moment I choose,

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I can be rid of Mr Hyde (GOOD VS EVIL)

Question 5

JEKYLL - Your right shall be blasted by a

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prodigy to stagger the unbelief of Satan (SCIENCE VS RELIGION)

Question 6

END - HYDE - Edward Hyde, alone in the ranks of mankind

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was pure evil (EVIL)

Question 7

HYDE - Damned

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Juggernaut (EVIL)

Question 8

HYDE + JEKYLL - The large handsome face of Dr Jekyll grew

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Pale to the lips, and there came a blackness about his eyes (DUALITY + EVIL)

Question 9

HYDE - Satan Signature

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upon a face (EVIL)

Question 10

BEGINNING - MR UTTERSON - Utterson the lawyer was a man of

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a rugged countenance, yet somehow loveable (REPUTATION)

Question 11

BEGINNING - He’s not easy to describe

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There’s something wrong with his appearance (LINK TO IDEA OF UNDEVELOPED)

Question 12

MIDDLE - MR UTTERSON - He was austere with himself;

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drank gin when he was alone, to mortify a taste for vintages ( REPUTATION + SECRECY)

Question 13

END - MR UTTERSON - I would say nothing of this paper. If your master has fled or

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is dead, we may at least save his credit (REPUTATION)

Question 14

MR UTTERSON - If he shall be Mr Hyde,

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I shall be Mr Seek

Question 15

DR LANYON - You must suffer me to

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go my own dark way

Question 16

BEGINNING - DR LANYON - Such unscientific

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Balderdash (SCIENCE VS RELIGION)

Question 17

MIDDLE - DR LANYON - My life is shaken

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to its roots (HUMAN NATURE)

Question 18

END - DR LANYON - The creature who crept into my house…

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was on fire with somber excitement (GOTHIC HORROR)

Question 19

SETTING - A fog rolled over the city in small hours,

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the early part of the night was cloudless

Question 20

SETTING - The street shone out in contrast to its dingy neighbourhood,

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like a fire in a forest

Question 20

SETTING - The door, which was equipped with neither bell nor

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knocker, was blistered and distained

Question 21

SETTING - The thin trees in the garden were

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lashing themselves along the railing