Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde - Chapter 3

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Who is Mr. Poole?

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Mr. Poole is the butler for Dr. Jekyll.

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Why is Mr. Utterson concerned for Dr. Jekyll?

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Mr. Utterson is concerned because he thinks Mr. Hyde is blackmailing Dr. Jekyll.

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What does Dr. Jekyll's pale appearance indicate when Utterson mentions learning about Hyde?

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It indicates that Jekyll knows he can't escape from Hyde and that things cannot change.

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Can Dr. Jekyll get rid of Mr. Hyde whenever he chooses?

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True, Dr. Jekyll believes he can get rid of Mr. Hyde whenever he chooses.

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Is Dr. Jekyll upset over the lost friendship with Lanyon?

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False, Dr. Jekyll is not upset over the lost friendship with Lanyon.

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What is the relationship between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

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Mr. Hyde is a manifestation of Dr. Jekyll's darker side, representing his repressed desires.

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What theme is explored through the character of Mr. Hyde?

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The theme of duality and the struggle between good and evil within a person.

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How does Mr. Utterson's character contribute to the story?

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Mr. Utterson serves as the moral compass and detective figure, trying to uncover the truth about Jekyll and Hyde.

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What does Dr. Jekyll's laboratory symbolize?

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Dr. Jekyll's laboratory symbolizes the scientific exploration of human nature and the consequences of unchecked ambition.

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What is the significance of the relationship between Jekyll and Lanyon?

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The relationship signifies the conflict between traditional science and Jekyll's experimental methods.