Stage 6 · The Grand Tour
Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
A lawyer uncovers a doctor's secret double life, a short novel about good and evil within one person.
Questions waiting on this journey
- Part 9Lanyon says the midnight visitor stirred in him "a disgustful curiosity." Why can something frightening also make us curious?
- Part 13As Hyde grows stronger and Jekyll grows weaker, who is really in control of this one body?
- Last partJekyll writes that "man is not truly one, but truly two." Was Hyde a separate being, or was he always a part of Jekyll? Who is responsible for what Hyde did?
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- Lesson 1FreeWhy does Mr. Hyde fill people with hatred, even though no one can say exactly what is wrong with him?Start
- Lesson 2Subscription"If he be Mr. Hyde, I shall be Mr. Seek." What is Utterson really afraid of as he searches for Hyde?Locked
- Lesson 3SubscriptionJekyll says, "the moment I choose, I can be rid of Mr. Hyde." Should Utterson believe him?Locked
- Lesson 4SubscriptionThe stick that killed Sir Danvers Carew was once a gift to Jekyll. What does this murder mean for Utterson and his friend?Locked
- Lesson 5SubscriptionJekyll swears that Hyde "will never more be heard of." How can he be so sure, and can Utterson trust what he is told?Locked
- Lesson 6SubscriptionLanyon says, "If we knew all, we should be more glad to get away." What kind of knowledge could be so terrible that it breaks a person?Locked
- Lesson 7SubscriptionPoole asks, "Have I been twenty years in this man's house, to be deceived about his voice?" How can we tell whether a person is really who they seem to be?Locked
- Lesson 8SubscriptionUtterson offers an explanation that is "plain and natural," but Poole will not accept it. Why do people sometimes prefer a comfortable explanation to a frightening truth?Locked
- Lesson 9SubscriptionLanyon says the midnight visitor stirred in him "a disgustful curiosity." Why can something frightening also make us curious?Locked
- Lesson 10SubscriptionJekyll writes that "man is not truly one, but truly two." Can one person really have two selves? What do you think?Locked
- Lesson 11SubscriptionWhen Jekyll first becomes Hyde, he feels welcome instead of disgust. Is Hyde a stranger to Jekyll, or a part of him?Locked
- Lesson 12SubscriptionJekyll chooses the better part but is "found wanting in the strength to keep to it." Why is it so hard to keep a good choice?Locked
- Lesson 13SubscriptionAs Hyde grows stronger and Jekyll grows weaker, who is really in control of this one body?Locked
- Lesson 14SubscriptionJekyll ends by bringing "the life of that unhappy Henry Jekyll to an end." Who is responsible for what happened to him: Jekyll, Hyde, or the drug?Locked
- Lesson 15SubscriptionJekyll writes that "man is not truly one, but truly two." Was Hyde a separate being, or was he always a part of Jekyll? Who is responsible for what Hyde did?Locked
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