10 Questions
What was the narrator's reaction when he saw his reflection as Edward Hyde?
He felt no fear and welcomed the change.
Why did people react with dislike towards Edward Hyde?
Because they sensed his evil nature.
What was Henry Jekyll's biggest fear regarding Edward Hyde?
That he would become too powerful.
What was the result of Edward Hyde's actions?
He became more evil and stronger.
What did Henry Jekyll use to transform back into his normal self?
A liquid from his workroom.
What was the significance of the workroom door?
It was the door through which Henry Jekyll would escape as Edward Hyde.
What was the result of the accident involving the child?
The family was very angry and wanted to kill Edward Hyde.
What did Henry Jekyll realize about his dual nature?
That he had two distinct personalities.
What was the significance of the cheque from Henry Jekyll?
It was a bribe to the family of the injured child.
What was the ultimate fear for Henry Jekyll?
That Edward Hyde would take over completely.
Study Notes
The Double Life of Henry Jekyll
- Henry Jekyll led a double life, with a good side and an evil side, which he referred to as Edward Hyde.
- As a young man, Jekyll enjoyed the nightlife and had a love of fun, but he hid this side of his life to appear more serious.
The Origin of Edward Hyde
- Through his scientific studies, Jekyll discovered that man has two sides - good and evil.
- He wondered if he could separate these two sides, creating two people - one good and one bad.
- Jekyll created a potion that allowed him to transform into Edward Hyde, a younger, more energetic, and evil version of himself.
The Life of Edward Hyde
- As Hyde, Jekyll felt free and unrestricted, able to indulge in his evil desires without consequence.
- Hyde was smaller and younger than Jekyll, with an ugly, evil face thatInspired dislike in others.
- Hyde's actions became increasingly evil, causing Jekyll concern and fear for his own reputation.
The Struggle Between Jekyll and Hyde
- Jekyll struggled to maintain control over Hyde, fearing that Hyde would become too powerful and take over.
- Jekyll realized that Hyde was becoming too evil and strong, threatening to take over his life.
- Jekyll knew that he had to find a way to maintain control over Hyde to avoid being trapped in his evil persona forever.
Explore the story of Henry Jekyll, a man who led a double life with good and evil sides, and how he discovered the concept of dual human nature through scientific studies.
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