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Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde: Characters
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What does Jekyll mean by 'Man is not truly one, but truly two'?

People have good & evil sides

What does Jekyll's quote 'I can be rid of Mr Hyde' reveal about him?

His overconfidence & underestimation

What Victorian fear does Jekyll's transformation link to?

Degeneration

What happens when Jekyll indulges in Hyde?

He loses control over his identity

How is Hyde described in the quote 'Ape-like fury'?

In animalistic terms

What does Hyde represent in the novella?

Darker, primal side of humanity

What does Hyde's immediate hatred of others show?

His embodiment of pure evil

What does Utterson mean by 'If he be Mr Hyde, I shall be Mr Seek'?

His determination to find the truth

What is Utterson's profession in the story?

Lawyer

What does the ivy metaphor reveal about Utterson?

His steadfast & reliable nature

What role does Utterson play in the novella?

Moral centre of the story

What does Dr Lanyon represent in the story?

Victorian belief in science & rationality

What happens to Lanyon after witnessing the transformation?

He declines and dies

What does Poole represent in the novella?

Everyday people caught up in events

Why does Poole swear on the Bible about Hyde?

To emphasise seriousness & evil witnessed

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