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? Choose two correct answers.
The summary includes conflict because Dr. Jekyll struggles with the issue and argues with Mr. Utterson, who is also torn between loyalty and helping the investigation. Hyde’s murder creates a complication: it makes the situation more serious and forces Utterson to act. The summary does not describe how the story’s main conflict is resolved or identify its climax.
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