Table of Contents
- 1 Why will it be difficult for the inspector and the lawyer Mr Utterson to find Mr Hyde?
- 2 What is discovered about Mr Hyde during the Carew murder investigation?
- 3 What do Utterson and the police officer find in Hyde’s apartment?
- 4 How is mystery and tension created in Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 4?
- 5 How does Jekyll say Hyde felt after he killed Mr Carew?
- 6 What was the Carew murder case?
- 7 What happens to Hyde after the police start looking for him?
- 8 How do the police connect Utterson to Hyde?
- 9 Who is Mr Hyde in Dr.Jekyll and Mr Hyde?
- 10 What kind of Fury did Hyde have when he killed Sir Danvers?
Why will it be difficult for the inspector and the lawyer Mr Utterson to find Mr Hyde?
Answer: It would be difficult for the inspector and Mr Utterson to find Mr Hyde, as very few people knew him. His family was untraceable, there were no photographs of him, those who ever saw him gave different versions on his appearance, even the maidservant’s master had seen him only twice.
What is discovered about Mr Hyde during the Carew murder investigation?
They found the other half of the broken cane which was used for murder. They also found a checkbook. He is aware of the murder and finds it horrible. He swears that he will not Hyde any longer.
Why is it so difficult to get an image of Hyde for the handbills wanted posters )?
Why is it virtually impossible to get out a WANTED poster of Hyde after the murder? His family cannot be found, never been photographed, descriptions differ, only agree on deformity. Jekyll’s lab once served as a dissecting room.
What do Utterson and the police officer find in Hyde’s apartment?
The inspector stirs the embers and finds half of a checkbook. Behind a door, he also discovers the other half of the murder weapon, the heavy walking stick. Delighted with what he has found, the inspector and Utterson visit Hyde’s bank and ascertain that Hyde’s account contains several thousand pounds.
How is mystery and tension created in Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 4?
Stevenson shapes mystery in the text through Hyde’s violent and unexpected behaviour, Lanyon’s strange death and the duality shown in the confusing relationship between Jekyll, a man of reputation, and Hyde, a murderer, as well as the strange door in contrast to the pleasant street.
What was Mr Utterson’s reaction to hearing about the crime and seeing the weapon?
Utterson is, understandably, shocked, but he quickly leads the police to Hyde’s door so they can arrest the malefactor. He does not want to believe that his friend Dr. Jekyll is at all connected to this murder, but it certainly does not look good, considering Jekyll’s own walking stick is the murder weapon.
How does Jekyll say Hyde felt after he killed Mr Carew?
Hyde, so long repressed, emerged wild and vengefully savage, and it was in this mood that he beat Carew to death, delighting in the crime. Hyde showed no remorse for the murder, but Jekyll knelt and prayed to God for forgiveness even before his transformation back was complete.
What was the Carew murder case?
The murder of Sir Danvers Carew by Hyde is revealed, told from the point of view of a maid who saw it happen and recognised Hyde. Because she fainted, she was not able to report the murder until long afterwards. Half of a broken walking stick and a letter addressed to Utterson were found by the body.
What does Utterson immediately recognize about the weapon the culprit used *?
Utterson is, understandably, shocked, but he quickly leads the police to Hyde’s door so they can arrest the malefactor. He also recognizes the murder weapon that the police have managed to retrieve. It is a walking-stick that he had given to Dr. Jekyll as a gift many years before.
What happens to Hyde after the police start looking for him?
She sees a small, evil-looking man, whom she recognizes as Mr. Hyde, encounter a polite, aged gentleman; when the gentleman offers Hyde a greeting, Hyde suddenly turns on him with a stick, beating him to death. The police find a letter addressed to Utterson on the dead body, and they consequently summon the lawyer.
How do the police connect Utterson to Hyde?
Hyde, encounter a polite, aged gentleman; when the gentleman offers Hyde a greeting, Hyde suddenly turns on him with a stick, beating him to death. The police find a letter addressed to Utterson on the dead body, and they consequently summon the lawyer.
How does the Inspector find Hyde’s murder weapon?
They search Hyde’s apartment and immediately see that Hyde left in a hurry. Clothes are thrown here and there, drawers are pulled out, and on the hearth is a pile of grey ashes. The inspector stirs the embers and finds half of a checkbook. Behind a door, he also discovers the other half of the murder weapon, the heavy walking stick.
Who is Mr Hyde in Dr.Jekyll and Mr Hyde?
She sees a small, evil-looking man, whom she recognizes as Mr. Hyde, encounter a polite, aged gentleman; when the gentleman offers Hyde a greeting, Hyde suddenly turns on him with a stick, beating him to death. The police find a letter addressed to Utterson on the dead body, and they consequently summon the lawyer.
What kind of Fury did Hyde have when he killed Sir Danvers?
And in murdering the innocent and noble Sir Danvers, Hyde is described as having an “ape-like fury,” one who is maddened with rage to the point of committing the most unspeakable horror against innocence.