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Chapter 3: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

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