Jekyll and Hyde, Ch 5 The Incident of the Letter

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What did Poole know about the messenger of the letter from Hyde?

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Poole knew that only circulars had been delivered to the house.

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What theme is symbolized by the description of the rooms at the back of Jekyll's home?

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The theme is duality within the identity of one and the same individual.

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Who did Mr. Utterson believe dictated the terms in Jekyll's will regarding his possible disappearance?

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Mr. Utterson believed that Hyde dictated the terms in Jekyll's will about his possible disappearance.

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How does the fog contribute to the mood in Chapter Five?

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The fog creates a muffled and smothered atmosphere, appealing to the reader's sense of hearing.

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How did Jekyll say the letter arrived?

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Jekyll claimed it was delivered by a messenger.

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

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It explores the conflict between the good and evil aspects of a single individual.

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How does the setting of Jekyll's home reflect his character?

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The contrasting rooms symbolize the dual nature of Jekyll's identity.

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What role does Mr. Utterson play in the story?

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Mr. Utterson is Jekyll's lawyer and a key figure in uncovering the mystery of Hyde.

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What does the fog symbolize in the novella?

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The fog symbolizes confusion, secrecy, and the obscured truth.

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How does the description of the rooms contribute to the overall theme of the novella?

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It highlights the contrast between Jekyll's public persona and his hidden darker side.