The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Chapters 1-4) Flashcard

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How does Mr. Utterson first encounter Mr. Hyde?

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Mr. Utterson first encounters Mr. Hyde by waiting outside the mysterious door until Mr. Hyde appears.

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What shocking act does Mr. Hyde commit in Mr. Enfield’s story?

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Mr. Hyde tramples a young girl.

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What event happens in Chapter 4 that intensifies Mr. Utterson’s concerns about Mr. Hyde?

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Mr. Hyde commits a brutal murder.

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In Chapter 3, how does Dr. Jekyll react when Mr. Utterson mentions Mr. Hyde?

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Dr. Jekyll becomes angry and refuses to talk about Mr. Hyde.

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What does Dr. Lanyon think of Dr. Jekyll’s scientific ideas?

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Dr. Lanyon finds Dr. Jekyll’s scientific ideas unscientific and dangerous.

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What is the significance of the door in the story?

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The door symbolizes the hidden aspects of Dr. Jekyll's life and the duality of human nature.

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How does the relationship between Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde reflect the theme of duality?

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The relationship illustrates the conflict between the respectable and the immoral sides of human nature.

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What role does Mr. Utterson play in the story?

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Mr. Utterson serves as the moral compass and investigator of the mystery surrounding Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

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What does Mr. Hyde represent in the context of the novel?

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Mr. Hyde represents the darker, repressed side of human nature.

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How does the setting contribute to the mood of the story?

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The dark, foggy streets of London create a sense of mystery and foreboding.