8.1.4

Utterson & Lanyon

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Key Quotes - Mr Gabriel John Utterson

Here are three key quotes reflecting aspects of Utterson's character:

Serious and represses emotions

Serious and represses emotions

  • "A rugged countenance that was never lighted by a smile" (1).
Trustworthy gentleman

Trustworthy gentleman

  • "The last good influence in the lives of down-going men" (1).
Investigative and rational

Investigative and rational

  • “I shall consider it my duty to break in that door” (8).

Key Quotes - Dr Hastie Lanyon

Here are three key quotes showing aspects of Lanyon's character:

Faithful friend (to Jekyll)

Faithful friend (to Jekyll)

  • “I felt bound to do as he requested” (9).
    • Lanyon carries out the requests Jekyll asks of him in his letter.
Kind

Kind

  • "Welcomed him with both hands" (2).
    • Lanyon warmly welcomes Utterson to his home in Chapter 2.
Traditional scientist

Traditional scientist

  • "Jekyll became too fanciful for me" (2).
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Plot Summary

1.1

Chapters 1-10

1.1.1Chapters 1 & 21.1.2Chapters 3 & 41.1.3Chapters 5 & 61.1.4Chapters 7 & 81.1.5Chapters 9 & 101.1.6End of Topic Test - Chapters 1-61.1.7End of Topic Test - Chapters 7-10
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Characters

2.1

Jekyll & Hyde

2.1.1Dr Henry Jekyll2.1.2Jekyll - Name & Quotes2.1.3Mr Edward Hyde2.1.4Jekyll/Hyde Quotes - Chapters 1-92.1.5Jekyll/Hyde Quotes - Chapter 102.1.6End of Topic Test - Jekyll & Hyde2.1.7Exam-Style Questions - Mr Hyde
2.2

Other Characters

2.2.1Mr Gabriel John Utterson2.2.2Dr Hastie Lanyon2.2.3Minor Characters2.2.4End of Topic Test - Other Characters
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Gothic Genre

3.1

Gothic Elements

3.1.1Gothic Conventions3.1.2Gothic Settings & Symbolism3.1.3End of Topic Test - Gothic Conventions
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Key Themes

4.1

Key Themes & Quotes

4.1.1Science4.1.2Dual Nature of Man4.1.3Religion & Sin4.1.4Violence & Horror4.1.5Victorian Gentlemen4.1.6End of Topic Test - Key Themes & Quotes
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Context & Author

5.1

Context & Author

5.1.1The Victorian Era5.1.2Deacon Brodie & Freud5.1.3End of Topic Test - Context & Author
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Literary Techniques

6.1

Literary Techniques

6.1.1Language6.1.2Structure & Form6.1.3End of Topic Test - Literary Techniques
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Grade 9 - Key Character & Theme Questions

7.1

Key Character & Themes - Linked Questions

7.1.1Grade 9 - Key Characters & Themes7.1.2Extract Analysis - Jekyll7.1.3Extract Analysis - Duality
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Recap: Main Quotes

8.1

Characters Quotes

8.1.1Dr Henry Jekyll8.1.2Mr Edward Hyde8.1.3Mr Edward Hyde 28.1.4Utterson & Lanyon8.1.5Poole, Enfield & Mr Guest
8.2

Text Structure - Quotes

8.2.1Jekyll's House & London8.2.2Victorian Repression8.2.3Religion8.2.4Violence

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  1. 1
    Key quotes characterising Utterson:Fill in the list
  2. 2
    Which of these quotes about Utterson is <b>NOT</b> from Chapter 1?Multiple choice
  3. 3
    Which of these quotes is <b>NOT</b> about Utterson?Multiple choice
  4. 4
    Key quotes characterising Lanyon:Fill in the list
  5. 5
    Who does Lanyon say became <b>"too fanciful"</b> for him?Multiple choice
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Mr Edward Hyde 2

Poole, Enfield & Mr Guest