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‘A man (...)  that was never lighted by a smile; cold, scanty (...) and yet somehow lovable’ (47)
This quote establishes who Utterson was as a person which was serious, professional, and uptight. He was the ideal victorian man who would stay in his own business.

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Hyde's Character has been establishes as this person who looks likes a beast and who hurts people. He is known as someone not to mess with since and a dangerous person.

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‘It was a night of little ease to his toiling mind, toiling in mere darkness and besieged by questions’
Here it explains how Utterson has become obsessive and nosy over who Hyde was which was not how Utterson was before. "Toiling Mind" in this quote illustrates how Utterson's routine has changed since Utterson is even stalking Hyde from his house and he is from being detached to being someone who is curious.

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Dr. Jekyll gets introduced and he is a calm and collected type of person. However, when Utterson mentions Hyde, Dr. Jekyll says that he can get ride of Hyde whenever he wants. Even though this is a small chapter in the book, it relates to all the major events that are leading up to in the book.

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‘With ape-like fury, he was trampling his victim under foot and hailing down a storm of blows’
The quote references to how Hyde had killed his victim. By relating him to being an ape, this illustrates how cruel and vicious Hyde had killed his victim.

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The setting places a major part in this story since it sets the scene of the book.
‘a dingy street, a gin palace, a low French eating house, a shop for the retail of penny (...) this was the home of Henry Jekyll’s favourite; of a man who was heir to a quarter of a million sterling’
In this quote is portraying the type of environment that Hyde and Jekyll lived in which was dirty and a poor neighborhood despite Hyde being a heir to Jekyll's money.

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During this Chapter, there was a dramatic change in the state of being on Dr. Jekyll. Utterson had found Dr. Jekyll in his laboratory, on the floor and looked really sick. Jekyll had used to be this person who was content and optimistic while now he is sort of miserable and ill.

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In this chapter, Jekyll explains how Hyde is gone and will never come back. He also explains to Utterson that he will be hard to find. This effects the shifts that occur later on in the book with the character of Hyde and as well as Dr. Jekyll.

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“Now that that evil influence had been withdrawn, a new life began for Dr. Jekyll. "
The quote above shows a major shift in the character of Dr. Jekyll. As seen in Chapter 5, he was miserable and not himself. However, in Chapter 6, he started to become more cheerful and optimistic which leads him to starting to socializes again.
When in the quote, "a new life began for Dr. Jekyll. " is stated, it depicts that now without Mr. Hyde, he has started this new and content chapter in his life.

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“He was shocked at the change which had taken place in the doctor’s appearance. He had his death-warrant written legibly on his face.”
Here, it explains what Dr. Lanyon had told Utterson which was explaining "the change" in Dr. Jekyll's. This first provides us with information that will be important for later on. It also tells us that Dr. Jekyll is undergoing a dramatic change, since this is emphasized in the way Dr. Lanyon had described it.

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“The court was very cool and a little damp, and full of premature twilight, although the sky, high up overhead, was still bright with sunset.”
This quote creates us to have a motif between dark and light since at the beginning of the book, London was described as a dark and gloomy place while in this part of the book it says there was darkness however there was still a bit of light.

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“An expression of such abject terror and despair, as froze the blood of the two gentlemen below"
During this part in the book, Dr. Jekyll looks as if he is trapped in his house like a prisoner. This again shows another shift in the character of Dr. Jekyll with him being depressed, and gloomy as well as feeling trapped.

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When Utterson and Mr. Poole enter Dr. Jekyll's laboratory, they see that he has been poisoned and they think this was by Mr. Hyde. Since Mr. Utterson is still in this victorian mindset, he thinks as if Dr. Jekyll is this good man and that Hyde is bad enough to do something to Dr. Jekyll.

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There was a shift in Hyde that occurs on page 96. "a dismal screech, as of mere animal terror" suggests that Hyde is doing something that he should not be doing which is hurting someone and in specific Dr. Jekyll. With the dismal screech and animal terror this helps us understand how severe and exaggerated the situation is as well as the actions on Mr. Hyde.

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Dr. Lanyon has also undergoes some transformation during this chapter as he has seen the truth about Mr. Hyde. Dr Lanyon here has experienced how Hyde has transformed into Dr. Jekyll as if they were both the same person. "Life shaken to its roots"
This caused shock for Dr. Lanyon which made him change they he would act towards others and lead him to not have a care for anything else.

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“At that time my virtue slumbered; my evil, kept awake by ambition, was alert and swift to seize the occasion; and the thing that was projected was Edward Hyde.”
During this quote, Utterson had been reading the letter that Dr. Jekyll had left Hyde. He explains how and why he did it which was to experience the both good and evil sides. However, something went wrong with the potion that was used to bring Hyde back which then caused him to appear without the potion. All these events that have happened along the way led to this very moment of who Mr. Hyde really was!