complete dr jekyll novel (amzar )

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MUHAMMAD AMZAR B. MUHAMMAD SANI3A2

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BIL CONTENT PAGE

1 COMPLIMENTARY

2 SYNOPSIS

3 PLOT

4 CHARACTER

5 THEME

6 MORAL VALUE


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COMPLIMENTARY

Alhamdulillah, thanks to the patience and persistence, along with advice and

guidance of my teachers, my folio is to also prepare within the specified period.Here,I express my appreciation to all those who have been involved in completing the

tasks.

Gratitude is so special I also loved to my family especially to my father

Muhammad Sani b. Bidin and my mother, Pn. Rozilah bt. Mohd Zain who always

provide full support during my study to complete this task.

Finally, I ask forgiveness of the ten-finger set of tasks performed if there is a

deficiency or handicap because after all, I am still learning, but always ready to

change the mistakes made. Criticism is always loved and respected attention.

Kindness and sincerity of the teachers to devote their knowl edge and skills I sought

divine blessing and forgiveness, especially to the teachers themselves, and also my

family, Amiin.


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red cabinet where the body of Hyde is found. In the laboratory, the two discover a large

envelope addressed to Mr. Utterson. Inside, Jekyll urges Utterson to read the pac kage from

Lanyon and if he wished to know more, read the further description that Jekyll provided

within the envelope.

Lanyon's narrative begins by describing a strange letter he received from HenryJekyll, the night after a dinner party at Jekyll's residence. The letter urges Lanyon to go to

Jekyll's house and get the contents of a drawer in the laboratory. Afterwards, a strange

caller will come to Lanyon's house in Jekyll's name and recover these same items, powder, a

phial, and a paper book. Lanyon does as much, thinking that Jekyll is crazy, and Mr. Hyde

appears at the subscribed time. He gives Hyde the ingredients; Hyde mixes them into a

potion, and after drinking it transforms into Dr. Jekyll. This shock, the pure evilness of the

situation, was what brought about Lanyon's ubsequent death.

After reading the account of Dr. Lanyon, Utterson then reads Jekyll's own account of

his failed experiment. Jekyll believed that the soul is made up of two separate distinctions:evil and the good. These two separate beings live in continuous and inherent conflict with

each other. Slowly, Jekyll begins an experiment where he makes two potions and transforms

himself into Edward Hyde. Shortly after becoming Hyde, he drinks a second potion and once

again becomes Henry Jekyll. This experiment begins Jekyll's exploration of his other self, a

side that he freely explores and feels no remorse for the negative and evil actions of Mr.

Hyde.

For some months, this behavior continued until one moment, "I had gone to bed

Henry Jekyll, I had awakened Edward Hyde." Alerted that the character of Hyde might

irrevocably stay, Jekyll chose to give up the freedom of Hyde and for two months his

decision held weight. Unfortunately, he was tortured with Hyde's longing and he once again

took the potion and brutally murdered Carew. Because of the manhunt for Hyde, he swore

this character off forever and set out to try to remedy the evil. This, however, failed because

Hyde was an irrevocable part of Jekyll's character. One night, while contemplat ing the deeds

of Hyde, Jekyll was once again transformed into Edward Hyde. Realizing that he could not

return to his house, he sent the letter to Dr. Lanyon and Mr. Poole and went immediately to

a hotel. He went home once again but every time he would fall asleep, he would revert to

Mr. Hyde. Soon, his potions began to fail to work and he ran out of the salt needed for the

potion. Hyde launches a desperate search across London for this potion, but was

unsuccessful. In the end, Hyde kills himself and therefo re lets both Jekyll and Hyde free.


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PLOT

It is a series of events in the novel. Plot refers to how one situation leads to another. This is

how the writer arrange events so that certain things revealed: Motive, theme,

characterization

The sentences below are the main ideas of the story.

Enfield confronts Hyde for trampling on a little girl and Utterson is disturbed by Henry

Jekylls new will.

The whole London is shocked to learn of Sir Danver Carew s murder.

Utterson and Enfield see Jekylls face change into something frightening

Poole and Utterson try to solve the mystery and locate Jekyll s body.

Jekyll reveals the full story and confesses that he and Hyde are the same person

The plot is the way the author organized the story. It is a series of events arr anged in a

particular order or time sequence. There are some distinct features in a plot:

a.RisingAction

Events that lead us to the main story. For example, Mr Richard Enfields encounter

with Mr Hyde in the early hours of the morning when a little girl was trampled. And

also all other incidents that lead to the main story.

b.Climax

It is the main event. For example, when Dr Jekyll disappeared, Mr.Utterson and

Poole, his manservant searched all over the place for him.

c.FallingAction

The events that lead to the conclusion or end of the story. For example, the

discovery of Mr. Hyde s dead body and Dr.Jekyll full statement of what actually

happened.


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PLOT BYCHAPTER

Chapter 1: NightintheCity

The first encounter with the devious character Edward Hyde. It was two oclock in

the morning when Richard Enfield walked back to his home in the city.

He saw Hyde trampled a child and went after him for an explanation.

Chapter 2: TheSignature

This chapter the doctor finds that the child was shocked by the incident. The cruel

Mr. Hyde insist that it was an accident.

Dr. Grant wants to call the police but Richard Enfield proposed that Hyde pay a

compensation to the girls family.

Hyde agreed to pay 100 pounds, 10 pounds in gold coins and 90 pounds in a chequeas compensation to Edies family.

As Mr.Hyde did not have any money or a cheque with him, he took Richard and

Edies father to his house- an hour walk in a seedy part of London.

Chapter 3: BlackmailHouse

In this chapter Richard Enfield and his uncl e,Mr.Utterson, go for their Sunday

afternoon walks together.

One of their walks ended at the street where Mr.Hyde entered a building to get the

money.

Richard relates the incident and the signature on the cheque to Mr. Utterson, who is

also Dr. Jekylls lawyer and good friend.

Mr. Utterson is curious and wants to investigate Edward Hyde.

Chapter 4: InSearchofMr.Hyde

In this chapter, Mr. Utterson reads Dr. Jekylls will and is worried about Mr. Hyde and

his connection with Dr. Jekyll.

In the will,Dr. Jekyll had stated that should anything happen to Dr. Jekyll, all his

money and property shall go to Edward Hyde.

Mr. Utterson sought the help of Dr. Lanyon, Dr. Jekylls friend.He waited at the doors of Blackmail House to look at Mr. Hyde.

He approached Mr.Hyde and spoke to him. Hyde was rude and shouted at Mr.

Utterson and called him a liar because they have a common friend in Dr. Jekyll.


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Chapter 5: Dr.Jekyll

In this chapter, Mr.Utterson suspects that Dr.Jekyll is being blackmailed. He believes

that Mr.Hyde may even kill Dr.Jekyll to get hold of the wealth.

Utterson asks Dr.Jekyll about Edwrad Hyde but Dr.Jekyll does not cooperate and tells

Mr.Utterson to keep quiet about Mr.Hyde. He intends to get rid of him one day.

Mr.Utterson has to excute the will as instructed by Dr. Jekyll.

Chapter 6: TheCarewMurderCase

In this chapter, Sir Danver Carew was beaten to death in front of his home.

Mr.Hyde is the suspect as the servant witnessed the murder.

Mr.utterson helps the police to hunt for Edward Hyde.

The inspector found Mr. Hydes cheque stub that was not burnt in the fireplace.

With this evidence the inspector and Mr. Utterson went to the bank to catch the

culprit. However he did not turn up at the bank to withdraw money. When

questioned, the bank employers all remembered that Mr. Hyde looked deformed.

Chapter 7: TheLetter

In this chapter, Mr. Utterson confronted Dr. Jekyll about Sir Danver Carews murder.

He asked him if he had hidden Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll claimed that he will cut all ties

with Mr. Hyde and told about a letter sent by Mr. Hyde.

Mr.Utterson read the letter which states that Mr.Hyde regretted his actions and will

find ways to disappear. When Mr.Utterson asked for the envelope, Dr.Jekyll said he

had burnt it. Mr.Utterson took the lette r and gave it to Mr.Guess, his chief clerk who

noticed that the writing in the letter and the invitation sent by Dr.Jekyll was the

same.

Chapter 8: TheTerrorofDr.Lanyon

In this chapter, Mr.Hyde disappeared after the death of Sir Danver Carew.

Dr.Jekyll socialized with his friends before he return to his lonely and mysterious life

again.

Mr. Utterson met with Dr. Lanyon before he died. A few days after Dr.Lanyon died,

he left an envelope for Mr. Utterson. Inside the envelope was another envelope,

instructing Mr. Utterson to open it only when Dr. Jekyll disappeared or died. Mr.

Utterson was puzzled with the word disappeared used by both Dr. Jekyll in his willand in Dr.Lanyons instructions.

Chapter 9: TheFaceatthe Window

In this chapter, Mr. Utterson and his nephew Mr. Enfield went for their usual Sunday

afternoon walks which ended at the back of Dr. Jekylls house, they talked to Dr.

Jekyll at the window of his lab.

Mr.Utterson saw Dr.Jekyll changed into Mr. Hyde.


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Chapter 10: TheLastNight

In this chapter, Poole runs to Mr.Uttersons house to inform him that Dr.Jekyll had

shut himself in the lab for a week.

Utterson heard a strangers voice in Dr.Jekylls lab.

Mr.Utterson and Poole suspected Dr.Jekyll may be murdered by Mr.Hyde

They broke down the labs door and found Mr.Hyde dead but no sign of Dr.Jekyll.

Chapter 11: The Disappearance

In this chapter, Mr.Utterson and Poole looked around the house and laboratory for

Dr.Jekyll, they suspected that Dr.Jekyll had been murdered and buried somewhere.

They went back to the lab to search for some clues and evidence. Mr.Utterson found

some chemicals which were heaped and measured. There was also a long mirror in

the lab.

Then Mr.Utterson found an envelope addresses to him with the altered will. In the

will he found that Dr.Jekyll had made him the beneficiary.There was another letter regarding Dr.Lanyons letter about Dr. Jekyll.

Chapter 12: Dr.LanyonsStatement

In this chapter, Dr. Lanyon described the contents of Dr. Jekylls letter he received on

January 9. In the letter Dr. Jekyll begs Dr. Lanyon to take the drawer from his study

and deliver it to a person who claimed to be Dr. Jekyll ( is actually Mr. Hyde ) in

Cavendish Square. Dr. Lanyon examined the things in the drawer, there were some

powders, a bottle of red liquid and a book containing a series of dates .

Dr. Lanyon followed Dr. Jekyll s instructions for the sake of their friendship and

because Dr. Jekylls life was at stake.

Dr. Lanyon witnessed Mr.Hyde transformed to Dr. Jekyll.

Chapter 13: Dr.HenryJekyllsFullStatementoftheCase

In this chapter, Dr.Jekyll told his life story and wrote his final confession.


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Character

Characters are the descriptions given to people in the story by the author. There are main

characters and minor characters. Each character plays its own role in creating the plot of the

story. Some characters are more important than others. In this story the two main

characters are:

DrHenryJekyll / EdwardHyde

Doubles title character is a doctor who has covered a secret life full of violent acts.

She felt as if he continues to struggle within himself between what is good and what

is evil, and keep those dear to him. After drinking his own potion creation, Jekyll

transformed into, smaller young, ruthless, cruel, e vil Edward Hyde, who represented

the hidden nature of Dr Jekyll's brought to the fore. Dr. Jekyll has many friends andhave a friendly personality, but as Mr. Hyde, it is a mystery, violence, and secrets.

Over time, Mr. Hyde grows in power. After taking the mixture is repetitive, she does

not rely on it to release the inner demons of his alter ego. Finally, Mr. Hyde grows so

strong that Dr Jekyll to rely on potions to keep his own.

Stevenson says that Hyde never take pleasure in the night forays, saying generally

that it is something that is evil and full of passion, therefore it is in the context of the

times, morally repugnant to the religion of Victoria. Hyde could only have been

reveling in activities inconsistent with the stature Jekyll, as involved in prostitution or

robbery, or maybe just a stroll in London's dark all night and sleep during the day.

However, Hyde terrorism that appears to give the sensation of the most, prompting

him to attack and kill Sir Danvers Carew without reason, makes it a criminal hunted

throughout the UK. Realizing he would be forever Hyde, Jekyll leaving a will,

indicates that while Jekyll often feel like a cheater, Hyde feels like in "native" is much

younger and more energetic than the more "friendly" to its own. He also said that

despite the latest admission Hyde know people shy away from him, he does not

care.

Dr.HastieLanyon

A friend of Jekyll's ex, Hastie Lanyon did not agree with the 'scientific' concepts thathis Lanyon describes as' ... too weird '. He was the first person to whom it disclosed

the identity of Hyde (Hyde back to Jekyll transforms himself in front of the Lanyon's).

Dr Lanyon Utterson help solve this case, when he describes the letter given to him by

Jekyll. When Lanyon witness the transformation process, (and then listen to a

personal recognition of Jekyll, makes his own), Lanyon become critical and then died

of shock. As the embodiment of Victorian rationalism, materialism, and skepticism,

Lanyon serves as a foil to Jekyll.


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Mr. GabrielJohn Utterson

Gabriel John Utterson, a lawyer and loyal friend of Jekyll (and Lanyon's), the narrator

focuses on the characters, and follow in its efforts to find the identity of Hyde.

Utterson is described as a measure, and every moment of emotion, scholars - who

seem to remain credible, reliable, tolerant of the mistakes of others, and really fun.However, Utterson, like other characters, is the hypocrites, for while he was quick to

investigate and assess the mistakes of others, Stevenson use it with old secrets. "He

lowered the dust with a lot of things that have hurt him to do"

Poole

Poole is the head of Dr Jekyll server that, after considering reclusiveness and change

master, went to Mr Utterson in fear that his master was killed and the killer, Mr

Hyde, who was in the room. Jekyll Poole served faithfully, and efforts to do a goodjob and loyal to his master. But eventually drives him to join the event with Utterson

to find the truth.

RichardEnfield

Richard Enfield is the nephew of Mr. Utterson, and associate to the inquiry. She is

the one that says the lawyer's personality is actually heir to Jekyll, Mr. Hyde. Enfield

saw Hyde walked on a little girl in the street at random, and she, with her parents

and other residents, forcing Hyde to write a check for her family. Enfield found that

the check was signed by Dr Jekyll. These checks found the original. She said Hyde

disgusting to see, but find yourself confused when asked to describe the person.

Maybe Hyde personality and attitude that distinguishes him from fellow humans,

making it impossible for them to identify with the characters.

InspectorNewcomen

It invited the Scotland Yard inspector Mr Utterson, Sir Danvers Carew after the

murder. They explore the loft in Soho and Hyde look for evidence of the depraved

life.

Sir DanversCarew

An old man's essential nature and Member of Parliament. He was killed on the

streets of London by Mr. Hyde in the killing rage. He was 70 years old.


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Theme

Theme is the main idea or ideas of the novel. The main ideas are issues that the author

wants the readers to know. The issues may be related to the time or the era of writing the

novel or even a problem that was significant during the era the author lives. Theme may not

be clearly stated in words but is embedded in the story. There could be few main themes

and sub-themes.

Themes in the novel:

a.Thereisalwaysagoodandbadsidetoacharacter

Dr.Jekyll believes that every persons character has a good and bad side. He wants to

use his scientific knowledge to separate these sides and control them.

b.Crimedoesnotpay

When a person commits a crime, the person will be punished for the crime in oneway or other. For example, Edward Hyde is a wicked and cruel person. He stepped

on Edie, a young girl and walked on without turning back. He also hit Sir Danvers

Carew to death in front of his house. In the end, Hyde was hunted by the police and

everyone else. He was very unhappy and finally he committed suicide.

c.Friendship

Mr.Utterson, Dr.Lanyon and Richard Enfield are Dr.Jekylls good friends who value

their friendship and care for him very much. They became very concerned when they

saw the change in his behaviour. For example, when Dr.Jekyll refused to change his

will, Mr.Utterson thought he was being blackmailed by Hyde and he went to

investigate the matter. When Dr Jekyll pleaded in his letter to Dr Lanyon to take a

drawer from his study as his life depended on it, Dr Lanyon followed his instructions.

d.Loyalty

Poole, Dr Jekylls man servant had worked for Dr Jekyll for twenty years. When Dr

Jekyll locked himself in his laboratory for a week, he rushed to Mr Uttersons house

to ask for his help as he was worried.


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Moral Values

Moral values are the lessons that the reader learns after reading the story. The moral values

in the novel are:

i. Goodwillovercomeevilandallbadthingswillcometoanend.

No matter what bad things happened and how it happened, in the end of the story

everything turn up settled. Bad things that happened eventually come to an end.

ii. Manmustcontrolhisdesiresorelseitwillbedisastrous. Wemustberesponsible

forouractions.

Dr. Jekyll was not responsible for his evil acts. He created another image and used

him to commit his cruel and evil acts. As a doctor, his duty is to save lives but instead

he created Hyde to do the things he could not do as a respected doctor.

iii. Thevalueoffriendshipandloyalty.Friendsstaywitheachotherintimesoftrouble

or uncertainties.

Dr Jekylls good friends, Mr Utterson and Dr Lanyon cared very much for him. It was

Dr Jekyll who did not appreciate their friendship and secretly indulged in unlawful

experiments to satisfy hi fancies. However, Dr Lanyon followed his instructions and

watched Hyde transform. What he saw eventually killed him.

iv. Wemustthinkrationallywhenwemakedecisions

Dr Jekyll believed that there are two sides to a persons character- the good and the

bad. He attempts to follow his heart s desire to separate the good and evil parts in

man so that he can enjoy his evil doings without being caught. But his experiment

was only successful for a short while and it brought him discontentment andunhappiness.

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