Jekyll and Hyde points

Question 1

Utterson points

Answer 1

Voice of reason, making him blind to events of novella
Undying loyalty to his friends
Curiosity with Hyde is result of his repression

Question 2

Friendship points

Answer 2

Restricted by Victorian society
Important to Jekyll
Lack of friendship leads to Jekyll’s death

Question 3

Duality points

Answer 3

Inherent to human nature
Dangerous when supressed
Hidden by appearance

Question 4

Repression points

Answer 4

Hyde is the symptom of Jekyll’s repressed desires
Repression leads Jekyll to isolation, perhaps even leading to his death
Repression is ubiquitous in Victorian society

Question 5

Science points

Answer 5

Victorian repression encourages Jekyll to push the boundaries of science
Breaking boundaries of science has negative consequences
Character of Lanyon