Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Victorian England saw itself as the pinnacle of western civilization, a triumph of reason and science, after a long climb from primitive origins. What do you see in Utterson's attitude, as he puzzles over this mystery, that makes him a good Victorian?

Dr. Jekyll and mr. Hyde

Asked by Precyous on 11 May 03:32

Last updated by Jill W on 11 May 15:45

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Answered by Jill W on 11 May 15:44

I'm not sure what you mean, but Utterson's actions would be considered those of a Victorian gentleman. He worries about Jekyll and addresses the problem, though he is not invasive and respects Jekyll's privacy.

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