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Across
  1. 4. a literary example of a doppelganger
  2. 6. type of narrator who tells most of the story
  3. 7. where Stevenson was born
  4. 12. a type of novel with an investigator, clues, hypotheses, and rational explanations
  5. 15. something wild, untamed or primitive
  6. 17. Stevenson’s other most well known novel
  7. 19. something that is abnormal and unexpected
  8. 21. the theory that criminals could be identified by their physical traits and appearances
  9. 22. evil double released by the potion
  10. 26. the contrast between two things that are total opposites
  11. 27. a warmer country where Stevenson tried to improve his health
  12. 30. an indirect reference, typically to the Bible or classical mythology
  13. 31. an indication that an event will occur later in the story
  14. 32. obeying manners and standards
  15. 35. author of the Origin of Species, caused many people to fear scientific developments
  16. 36. to subdue or restrain something or someone
  17. 37. a setting that conveys the theme of the double
Down
  1. 1. a reputable doctor who tells part of the story
  2. 2. a common character type who possesses traits typical of their role
  3. 3. a respectable member of Edinburgh’s society who led a secret degenerate life
  4. 5. Jekyll's friend whom the story follows
  5. 8. coined by J. P. Richter, meaning 'the people who see themselves'
  6. 9. criticizing people or society, typically through irony and humor
  7. 10. novel theme related to the good and evil present in society and in humanity
  8. 11. someone or something that is devoted to religion
  9. 13. non-human, apelike appearance
  10. 14. man is divided into two parts, a good one and an evil one
  11. 16. a type of novel that involves dark gloomy settings, isolation, mystery, and horror
  12. 18. descriptions of Jekyll and Hyde have a deeper-than-physical meaning
  13. 20. how Stevenson lived, in conflict with Victorian society
  14. 23. island where Stevenson died
  15. 24. like Faustus and Frankenstein, Jekyll is punished for wanting to go beyond human limits
  16. 25. friend and distant cousin of Mr. Utterson
  17. 26. deceitful, two-faced
  18. 28. Stevenson as a child
  19. 29. a person who claims to have moral standards or beliefs but doesn’t follow them
  20. 33. Stevenson’s university degree
  21. 34. a doctor who creates a potion, trying to help humanity