jekyll’s profession
well respected doctor
jekyll’s class
upper class
jekyll traits
kind and generous
jekyll’s religion
has a turbulent relationship with religion
“he was now no less distinguished for religion”
shows his difficult relationship with religion
“had fallen upon his knees and lifted his clasped hands to god”
turned to god for redemption after realising his mistake
“charitable man”
very generous
“i concealed my pleasures”
supressed his sinful side in order to gain social respect
“my devil had long been caged, he came out roaring”
the devil is a metaphor for his deepest desires, the devil also suggests that it goes against comtemporary christian ideaology
“the doctor gave one of his pleasant dinners to some five or six old cronies”
sociable and well respected
“smooth faced man of fifty”
external appearance does not reflect his internal truth
dr lanyon’s explanation of his friendship with jekyll
- “jekyll became too fanciful for me”
- “he began to go wrong in the mind”
- “scientific balderdash”
when utterson’s raises his concerns over hyde’s intentions
“jekyll grew pale to the very lips”
jekyll’s unnerving demeanour
“smile struck out of his face”
