Question

Based on the extract below and the novella as a

Answer 1

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The setting not only gives us a mild characteristic about the a character Jekyll's his "favorite," but also set a mysterious, ambiguous tone throughout the passage. This emphasizes the idea that the place and intentions of the protagonist are unknown and may have upsetting conclusions. This also suggests that Jekyll is willing to go through dangerous and unsettling conditions to achieve what he wants to achieve in this area.