All human beings, as we meet them are commingled out of good and evil." Chapter 10, Dr Jekyll - Shows how there are two sides to every person., "man is not truly one, but truly two." Chapter 10, Dr Jekyll - Jekyll understands that everyone has two sides but nobody wants to see the other side which is why it comes out at night, "I learned to recognise the primitive duality of man." Chapter 10 Dr Jekyll - Man still has it's primate side, even victorian gentlemen., Jekyll -"The very pink of properties." Chapter 1, Mr Enfiled - Enfield uses these descriptions to juxtapose the nature of both characters., Hyde-"A really damnable man." Chapter 1, Mr Enfield - Enfield uses these descriptions to juxtapose the nature of both characters., Jekyll-"Wore a great air of wealth and comfort." Chapter 2, about Jekyll's house - Uses taste to contrast the two characters., Hyde "blistered and disdained." Chapter 1, describing a door in the house - Uses taste to contrast the two characters - Hyde's ugliness and moral decay., Jekyll-"Large, handsome face." Chapter 3 - The appearances of both man vary greatly., Hyde-"Pale and dwarfish." Utterson meeting Hyde for the first time in Chapter 2 - The appearances of both man vary greatly., "These polar twins should be continuously struggling." Chapter 10 Dr Jekyll's statement - Suggests mankind has two sides that are intertwined., "I lay down the pen and proceed to seal up my confession, I bring the life of that unhappy Henry Jekyll to an end." - Jekyll's statement. Chapter 10 - Jekyll trapped all his emotion and thoughts but now he's finally at peace with dying he can reveal his thoughts., "taking the air with an infinite sadness of mien, like some disconsolate prisoner" Chapter 7, describing Jekyll at the window. - Jekyll is losing control. Jekyll is a prisoner of his own thoughts and emotions., "I am ashamed of my long tongue let us make a bargain never to speak of this again" - Enfield in Chapter 1 - Enfield fears he may have said too much already even if it is only to Utterson., "I beg you will spare me any allusion to one whom I regard as dead." - Lanyon speaking to Utterson, Chapter 6 - Stevenson presents Lanyon's emotions very clearly in this section - one of Jekyll's oldest friends views him as 'dead' due to what he has done. The language Stevenson uses is charged with passion and emotion. The repetition of 'I' illustrates that Lanyon feels he is in control of the situation and has control over Jekyll., "there lay the body of a man sorely contorted and still twitching." - It describes the moment when Mr. Utterson and Poole break down the door to Jekyll’s laboratory and find the body of Mr. Hyde, who has just taken poison to kill himself., "A week afterwards Dr Lanyon took to his bed, and in something less than a fortnight he was dead." Chapter 6 - It describes what happens after Lanyon’s horrifying experience with Jekyll’s secret — he falls gravely ill from the shock and dies just a couple of weeks later., "The hard law of life, which lies in the root of religion" Chapter 10 - Here, he reflects on the harsh truth that human beings must constantly struggle to do good — that inner conflict between good and evil is a basic fact of life, and even religion is built on trying to manage that struggle., "Chief of sufferers" [Refers to Jekyll] Chapter 5 - It’s the narrator describing Dr. Jekyll after the murder of Sir Danvers Carew. At this point, Jekyll is deeply troubled and withdrawn, and even though everyone is suffering because of the scandal involving Hyde, Jekyll is suffering the most — hence being called the "chief of sufferers.", "Clubbed him... with ape-like fury... and hailing down a storm of blows" Chapter 4 - It describes Mr. Hyde brutally murdering Sir Danvers Carew., Man is not truly one, but truly two" - Jekyll, Chapter 2 - This is when Jekyll explains his theory about human nature — that every person has two sides, good and evil, constantly battling within them.,

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