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How long after the events of Chapter 2 does Jekyll give his dinner?
A fortnight later.
How does Jekyll speak when Utterson brings up the will?
Cheerfully.
Who does Jekyll say is a poor client?
Himself (Jekyll).
What happens to Jekyll’s face when Hyde is mentioned?
He becomes pale.
What word does Jekyll use to say the situation is personal?
A private matter.
What does Jekyll do when he asks Utterson not to talk about Hyde again?
He begs him.
What does Utterson show when he insists Jekyll can trust him?
Concern.
What did Jekyll say about upsetting others?
That he has upset Lanyon more than Utterson.
What name does Utterson try to ignore when it is mentioned?
Dr Lanyon.
How do the two friends feel sitting by the fire before talking about Hyde?
Contented.
What does cheerfully mean?
In a happy way.
What is a client?
A customer or someone who pays for a service.
What does contented mean?
Happy or satisfied.
How long is a fortnight?
Two weeks.
What does it mean to have upset someone?
To make someone sad or angry.
What is a mention?
When something is said or referred to.
