Chapter 6: Incident of Dr. Lanyon
How does Jekyll's behavior change after Carew's murder?
He becomes withdrawn and stops socializing with his friends
What are Utterson and Enfield doing when they see Jekyll?
They are walking together and notice Jekyll standing at his laboratory window
Why does Poole seek Utterson's help?
He is scared by the strange behavior and of the voice from Jekyll's laboratory; he believes something is wrong/ foul play was involved
What does Jekyll ask Lanyon to retrieve from his lab?
A desk drawer containing chemicals, a vial, and a notebook/ experiment log
A short and amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person
Anecdote
What happens to Dr. Lanyon?
He becomes sick and appears to be physically and emotionally disturbed; he has suffered a great shock
What sudden change occurs in Jekyll's expression?
His expression changes from friendly to "one of terror and despair"
What 2 things make Poole believe that the person inside the lab is not Jekyll?
The voice sounds different and the person refuses to come out or see anyone
What 2 colors did the mixture turn?
To express strong disapproval of someone or something especially in a formal statement
Censure
What does Lanyon refuse to tell Utterson?
He refuses to say what he witnessed involving Jekyll; He does not want to see him, hear about him, or talk about him
Name THE MAIN THEME in the novella
Duality of Human Nature
When the door is broken down what do Poole and Utterson see?
Hyde's dead body
Who is the mysterious messanger?
Very rich and luxurious or lavish
Opulent
Why does Jekyll begin avoiding his friends?
He is struggling with his secret and the consequences of his experiment
Name the following first names of the main characters:
1. __________________ Utterson
2. ________________Jekyll
3. _________________ Hyde
4. __________________ Lanyon
Gabriel, Henry, Edward, Hastie
Name the 3 things that were in the folder left for Utterson
1. A new will
2. A letter with instructions telling Utterson to read Lanyon's letter
3. Jekyll's full confession
Why does Jekyll begin experimenting with separating different parts of his personality?
He wants to separate the good and evil sides of human nature; he wanted an excuse to act on his dark impulses
Arrogantly superior and disdainful; having or showing an attitude of contempt for others
Haughty
What does Lanyon's sudden decline suggest about the events involving Jekyll and Hyde?
It suggests that whatever Lanyon witnessed it was so shocking that it caused his health and mental state to rapidly deteriorate.
What are the two narrative arcs that are
(rise--> fall --> rise) AND (fall --->rise---> fall)
1. Cinderella, 2. Oedipus
What was different about the will?
Why can Jekyll no longer control his transformations?
Hyde becomes increasingly powerful, and Jekyll begins transforming into him involuntarily without taking the potion. Hyde now has the control, while Jekyll is in the passenger seat?
Very determined; persistent; not giving up easily
Tenacious