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Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Analysis

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Why are Utterson and Enfield at the door?

Utterson and Enfield are at the door because they were on their Sunday walk and both stopped and stared at it.

What does Enfield say he was an 'ass' not to realize about the house?

Enfield says he was an ass not to realize that they were at the back of Dr. Jekyll's house.

What does Utterson say his reaction was to meeting Hyde?

Utterson says that he was repulsed.

What is the description of Jekyll at the window?

The description of Jekyll at the window is that he was like a disconsolate prisoner. Signup and view all the answers

What does Utterson suggest Jekyll do to feel better?

Utterson suggests that Jekyll takes a walk with him and Enfield. Signup and view all the answers

What happens to Jekyll as Utterson and Enfield are talking with him?

As they are talking with Dr. Jekyll, he began to change into Mr. Hyde. Signup and view all the answers

Why does Utterson say 'God forgive us'?

Utterson says this because he is afraid of what will happen now that Mr. Hyde is back. Signup and view all the answers

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Encounter at the Window

Utterson and Enfield are on a Sunday walk when they stop to observe a mysterious door.
They realize they are at the back entrance of Dr. Jekyll's residence, something Enfield admits he overlooked.

Character Reactions

Utterson expresses feelings of repulsion after encountering Mr. Hyde, indicating an immediate instinctive aversion.
Dr. Jekyll is seen at the window, described as resembling a "disconsolate prisoner," suggesting isolation and despair.

Suggestions for Improvement

Utterson proposes that Dr. Jekyll should join him and Enfield for a walk to alleviate his spirits, showcasing their friendship and concern for Jekyll's well-being.

Transformation

During the conversation with Utterson and Enfield, Dr. Jekyll begins to physically transform into Mr. Hyde, hinting at the duality of his character and the struggle within.

Utterson's Fear

Utterson's exclamation, "God forgive us," embodies his anxiety and concern about the implications of Mr. Hyde's return and its potential effects on Jekyll and themselves.

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Explore the key moments and character reactions in 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' during Utterson and Enfield's encounter at the mysterious door. This quiz focuses on themes of duality, isolation, and friendship, providing insights into the complex relationship between the characters. Test your understanding of these critical elements from the story.