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After asserting that human nature is “truly two,” which two figures does Dr. Jekyll use to symbolize inner contradiction and conflict?

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What specific behavior do Utterson and Enfield avoid so as not to compromise their reputations?

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Which of his victims’ attributes serves to underline Mr. Hyde’s own depravity?

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When confronted with irrationally, with what sort of language do rational characters respond?

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Which feature of Stevenson’s cityscape suggests a link between Mr. Hyde’s crimes and his urban milieu?

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