Novel Introduction

2. evil double released by the potion
3. a doctor who creates a potion, trying to help humanity
4. Jekyll's friend whom the story follows
7. novel theme related to the good and evil present in society and in humanity
9. friend and distant cousin of Mr. Utterson
12. a reputable doctor who tells part of the story
13. Dr. Jekyll reflects the duplicitous atmosphere of Victorian society
14. deceitful, two-faced
18. a literary example of a doppelganger
19. his university degree
20. a type of novel with an investigator, clues, hypotheses, and rational explanations
24. a setting that conveys the theme of the double
25. man is divided into two parts, a good one and an evil one

1. the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs that your behavior doesn't actually fit
5. narrator who tells most of the story
6. like Faustus and Frankenstein, Jekyll is punished for wanting to go beyond human limits
8. subduing or restraining something or someone
10. coined by J. P. Richter, meaning 'the people who see themselves'
11. how Stevenson lived, in conflict with Victorian society
14. the contrast between two things that are total opposites
15. a type of novel that involves dark gloomy settings, isolation, mystery, and horror
16. his other most well known novel
17. island where Stevenson died
21. descriptions of Jekyll and Hyde have a deeper-than-physical meaning
22. a warmer country where Stevenson tried to improve his health
23. Stevenson as a child
26. where Stevenson was born