Read the summary of chapters 3 and 4 from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. In chapter 3, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Utterson
argue about Dr. Jekyll’s association with Mr. Hyde, as well as Dr. Jekyll’s will. Dr. Jekyll faces an internal struggle over the issue but nevertheless convinces Mr. Utterson to drop it. However, in chapter 4, Mr. Hyde murders a man. Despite his loyalty to Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Utterson must give Hyde’s name to the police and help with the investigation. Which literary elements are included in the summary? Check all that apply. complication
conflict
climax
resolution
theme
<u>Complication</u>: Some facts are mentioned . These facts make the conflict stronger. The conflict is inside Mr Jekyll: the struggle between good and evil. He does his best not to reveal that Mr Jekyll and Mr Hyde are the same person. However, in the summary there are events that corner Mr Jekyll: the lawyer's argument, Mr Hyde's murder and the lawyer's cooperation with the police.
<u>Theme</u>: The fact that good and evil can be part of the same person. Mr Jekyll's is unseasy. He has an inner struggle but he goes on . There is another theme: loyalty to high class members and their reputation. Mr Utterson must break his loyalty to Dr Jekyll and give information about his friend, Mr Hyde, to the police.
Syllogism is a form of deductive reasoning where you arrive at a specific conclusion by examining two other premises or ideas. Syllogism derives from the Greek word syllogismos, meaning conclusion or inference.
