Chapter 5 Vocabulary
Different from the usual or normal
What is peculiar
What was brought into the room that made Mr. Guest recognize Dr. Jekyll's handwriting?
An invitation
Withdrawn from society
What is recluse
The main character of the mystery
Who is Mr. Utterson
Deformed, short, and hard to explain
Direct characterization of Mr. Hyde
To think about something
What is ponder
When the maid saw Mr. Hyde murder Mr. Carew, what did she do?
Fainted
To prevent from entering
What is exclusion
The member of the parliament that Mr. Hyde murdered?
Who is Mr. Carew
Tall, slender, dusty, dreary, and somehow loveable
Mr. Utterson direct characterization
A set of materials or equipment designed for a particular use.
What is apparatus
What did Newcomen and Utterson find on the old man that Mr. Hyde murdered?
Letter to Utterson, purse, and a watch
Heated argument or fight
What is quarrel
Mr. Utterson's cousin
Who is Mr. Enfield
Large, well-built man of fifty with a smooth face, some what stylish; showed every mark of ability and kindness
Formally addressing an audience; speech
What is an oration
The cane that Mr. Hyde had was given to him by who?
Dr. Jekyll
sadness
What is melancholy
Jekyll's good friend, who has an issue with his thinking
Who is Mr. Lanyon
His flesh had fallen away, he was visible older and balder
Feared death
Direct Characterization of Dr. Lanyon
A dead body is also called a.....
What is a cadaver
How much money did Mr. Hyde give the parents of the girl he trampled?
100 pounds
Not respectable
Mr. Utterson's chief clerk
Who is Mr. Guest
S-It's fine sir
T-Suspicious about the letter that was sent to Dr. JekyllE-"He never dines here" "We see little of him on this side of the house"
A-Tells everything that goes on in the Jekyll residence
L-Well-dressed; elderly
Indirect Characterization of Poole