CHAPTER ONE
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- CHAPTER ONE
- MR UTTERSON
- Doesn't tolerate his own weaknesses but tolerates others.
- 'last good influence in the lives of down-going men'
- 'He was austere with himself, drank gin', 'to mortify his taste for vintages.
- cold, scanty and embarrassed in discourse.
- 'friends were those of his own blood'
- 'Something eminently human beaconed from his eyes'
- eyes are the window to the soul
- Doesn't tolerate his own weaknesses but tolerates others.
- THE STREET AND THE DOOR
- STREET
- 'it drove a thriving trade'
- 'inhabitants all doing well'
- 'shop fronts stood with an air of invitation... like rows of smiling saleswomen'
- 'freshly painted shutters, well polished brasses, and general cleanliness and gaiety of note'
- 'Pleased the eye of the passenger'
- DOOR
- 'sinister block of building'
- 'thrust forward'
- 'showed no window'
- 'a blind forehead of discoloured wall'
- 'bore the marks of prolonged and sordid negligence.'
- 'equipped with neither bell nor knocker'
- 'blistered and disdained'
- street is inviting whereas the house doesn't have a bell or knocker or windows so people can't even see inside it.
- STREET
- MR HYDE
- 'a little man stumping along'
- 'trampled calmly over the childs body'
- 'damned juggernaught'
- 'perfectly cool and made no resistance'
- 'black, sneering coldness'
- 'really like satan'
- 'a really damnable man'
- 'something disposing something downright detestable'
- 'a strong feeling of deformity'
- 'brought the sweat on me like running'
- 'taken a loathing to my gentlemen at first sight'
- 'saw sawbones turn sick and white with the desire to kill him'
- MR UTTERSON
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