THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE

THIS BOOK RELATES TO FRANKENSTEIN BECAUSE THEY BOTH HAVE A THEME

SETTING

• Victorian period in the 1880's
• Took place in London, England
• It was dark and damp in the streets
• Very foggy
• This adds a gothic feel to the story

DR. JEKYLL

• Major character
• Protagonist
• Wealthy, hardworking
• Idealistic, respectable
• A scientific nature

MR. HYDE

• Major character
• Antagonist
• Frivolous, indecent
• Hideous, despised
• Jekyll's dark side

MR. UTTERSON

• Major character
• Wealthy, well-respected
• Reserved, boring
• Loyal

DR. LANYON

• Major character
• Good friend
• Skeptic
• Curious
• Jekyll's colleague

MR. ENFIELD

• Minor character
• Respectable
• Brave
• Honorable
• Related to Utterson

MR. POOLE

• Minor character
• Loyal employee
• Butler
• Suspicious

CONFLICT

• Jekyll wants to turn into Hyde
• Internal conflict
• Man vs. himself

CONFLICT

• Utterson wants to open the letter
• Internal
• Man vs. himself

CONFLICT

• Hyde kills Danvers Carew
• External
• Man vs. man

CONFLICT

• Dr. Jekyll does not want turn into Hyde
• Internal
• Man vs. himself

EXPOSTITION

• Victorian Period in London
• 19th century

RISING ACTION- DR. JEKYLL REALIZES THAT MR. HYDE

CLIMAX- DR. JEKYLL REALIZED THAT HE COULD NOT MAKE MORE

FALLING ACTION

• Mr. Utterson reads Dr. Jekyll's letters
• He realizes what happened to Dr. Jekyll

RESOLUTION

• Mr. Utterson and Mr. Poole enter the lab
• They find Mr. Hyde's dead body