Jekyll and Hyde, Ch 3

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What is the definition of Natural Selection?

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Natural Selection is the process by which individuals that are better suited to their environment survive and reproduce, while those less suited tend to die off.

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What are the key terms of Dr. Jekyll's original will regarding Mr. Hyde?

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Dr. Jekyll's original will states that if he dies or disappears, Mr. Hyde will inherit his estate.

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How did the public initially react to Charles Darwin's theories?

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Charles Darwin's theories were met with controversy, as they challenged the prevailing beliefs about creation.

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What was Dr. Jekyll's reaction when Mr. Hyde was mentioned in conversation?

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Dr. Jekyll wished to change the topic of conversation when Mr. Hyde was brought up.

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What event brought Mr. Utterson and Dr. Jekyll together?

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Dr. Jekyll threw a dinner party, which was the occasion that finally brought Mr. Utterson and him together.

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What is the significance of the character Mr. Hyde in 'Jekyll and Hyde'?

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Mr. Hyde represents the darker side of Dr. Jekyll's personality and his struggle with duality.

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What does the transformation between Jekyll and Hyde symbolize?

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The transformation symbolizes the conflict between good and evil within a person.

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What role does Mr. Utterson play in the story?

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Mr. Utterson is Dr. Jekyll's lawyer and friend, who investigates the strange occurrences surrounding Jekyll and Hyde.

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What is the theme of duality in 'Jekyll and Hyde'?

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The theme of duality explores the coexistence of good and evil within individuals and the struggle between these opposing forces.

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How does the setting contribute to the mood of 'Jekyll and Hyde'?

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The dark and foggy setting of Victorian London enhances the themes of mystery and the dual nature of humanity.