Blog Assignment # 4: Persuasive Argument

  I am acting in defense for Mr.Hyde. This young woman said that she saw Mr.Hyde brutally murdered Sir Danvers Carew which happens to a member of Parliament. But how can we take her word for this heinous act? Does she have any purf that it was him? From what point did she see the murder? How can we know if she is telling the truth and not her who killed Sir Danvers Carew?. Without any other witnesses or porf how can we be 100% sure that he was the one that murdered this man.

Blog Assignment # 3: Character/Theme

                  The character from "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" that I'm most drawn to is Mr.Utterson because he is always trying to find out the truth about everyone around him. He also always wants to know the backround about his friends and the good and bad things they have done in their life. I think that Mr.Utterson reinforce a theme that no matter what it is or how hard it is for someone to tell the truth that you should because at the end it will always come down on you. Becuase there always goning to be someone trying to find out about your pass and things you have done in your life. In this case Mr.Utterson is this person for example he is trying to find out about Mr.Hyde, and why he would leave a will like that. He is also trying to find out about this murderer and why he would have killed this people. Why was it so important for them not to keep on living. What type of  information did they know that he didn't want anyone else to find out about?

Story of the Door" Reaction

One moment that stood out to me when reading the "Story of the Door" was how they were telling us about Mr.Utterson. How he was a lawyer like no other but he was a really weird person. I think this forshadows the type of things he might do through out the novel. By the way he does things and feels about them.