The Characters
The career of law-abiding Mr. Utterson.
What is a lawyer?
"If he be _______," [Mr. Utterson] had thought, "I shall be _______."
What is Mr. Hyde & Mr. Seek?
The name of the city in which Hyde's gastly crimes are committed.
What is London, England?
What is a mask?
The first name of Mr. Hyde, meaning "Prosperous" or "Protector."
What is Edward?
"Mr. Utterson ... was a man of a rugged countenance that was never lighted by a smile; cold, scanty and embarrassed in discourse; backward in sentiment; lean, long, dusty, dreary and yet somehow _______."
What is "loveable"?
What is Black Mail House?
The slivery murder weapon which killed Sir Danvers.
What is a walking stick?
The first name of Dr. Jekyll, meaning "ruler of the home."
What is Henry?
"Yes, I had gone to bed ___________, I had awakened ___________."
What are "Henry Jekyll" and "Edward Hyde"?
A medically-named square in London, referred to by Utterson as a "citadel of medicine," to which Lanyon is requested by Jekyll to bring the contents of his drawer near the end of the novella.
What is Cavendish Square?
Perhaps the most prominent theme of the novella is the duality of these two Biblical concepts, one representing the kind-hearted Dr. Jekyll, and the other the devilish Mr. Hyde.
What is Good vs Evil?
Who is Poole?
"If I am the chief of sinners, I am the chief of __________ also.
What is "sufferers"?
Utterson speak with Inspector Newcomen after the death of Sir Danvers Carew, who works for this famed police institution.
What is the Scotland Yard?
At the end of the novella, after his final confession, Jekyll/Hyde uses poison to do this.
What is commit suicide?
The name of the man in which Utterson first speaks to about seeing Mr. Hyde, who described a graphic incident in which the madman trampled over a young girl.
Who is Richard Enfield?
"The figure in these two phases haunted the lawyer all night ... through wider labyrinths of a ________ ________, and at every street corner crush a child and leave her screaming."
What is a "lamplighted city"?
The name of the location in London where Hyde's loft is located (which shares its name with an area in Manhattan).
What is Soho?
This German word meaning "double-walker" has been used by critics to describe the framework of Stevenson's novella.
What is a doppelgänger?