Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 6
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- Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 6
- "his past was unearthed... and all disreputable"
- Hydes' past actions goes against Victorian society.
- "evil inflence"
- Hyde's influence is evil and that is why they hall have a distaste for life.
- "he had his death-warrant written legibly upon is face..."
- Lanyon is going to die. The use of legal term means it is absolute.
- "the rosy man had grown plae; his flesh had fallen away"
- Lanyon's sick appearance now contrasts to previous description.
- "Lanyon declared himself a doomed man"
- Due to his lack of belief, Lanyon has lead himself to his own death.
- "I have had a shock and I shall never recover..."
- Lanyon is intolerant to what he has witnessed. Lanyon knows he cannot comprehend what he has witnessed.
- "I am the chief of sinners, I am the chief of sufferers also"
- Jekyll has realised what he has done and understand only he can deal with it in his letter to Utterson.
- "he condemned the fear as a disloyalty, and broke the seal"
- Utterson is willing to go against his friends words to protect those he cares about
- "his past was unearthed... and all disreputable"
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