Question

Write two to four sentences explaining how Stevenson generates suspense in the first two chapters of The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Include specific details from the text.

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Answer:

In the beginning of Stevenson's novel, the reader knows very little about what's really going on who is Mr. Hyde, what is his relationship to Dr. Jekyll, why is Mr. Hyde so repellent to everyone around him. This lack of information makes the novel mysterious and creates suspense. The setting also helps, since part of the action takes place in relatively sordid parts of London.

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