Structure and Narrative (Scottish Highers English): Quizzes

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Structure and Narrative
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What type of pronouns does the third-person narrative use in most of the novel?

'He', 'she', and 'they'

How is Utterson described, making readers trust his judgement?

Having 'approved tolerance for others'

What do the final two chapters do differently from the rest of the novel's structure?

Return to explain events that happened earlier

What is an embedded narrative?

A story within the main narrative

How is the maid who witnesses the Carew murder described?

'Romantically given'

What happens to Hyde's voice in the narrative?

He is never given a voice to tell his story

What impression does the word 'case' in the novel's title create?

Impression of a legal investigation

What does Jekyll's will mark for Utterson?

Starting point of his investigation into Hyde

Why does the handwriting in Hyde's letter match Jekyll's?

Hyde and Jekyll are the same person

What does Jekyll leave unexplained in his final statement?

Exact contents of his potion

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