The Incident of the Window

English 3312C  Fall of 2020 The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde                      Essay #4: The Purpose of “The Incident of the Window” Scene***                    (We are assuming that Gabriel John Utterson is the protagonist; therefore              it is his actions, especially, his reactions, that provide “clues” to answers              regarding the scene’s purpose.  Recall, if you will, E. M. W. Tillyard’s claim:              “Every human action has three parts: Motive, Choice, and Consequence.”)                 What is Utterson’s “motive” in paying a visit to Jekyll’s place?                 What does he “choose” to do when he spots Jekyll?                 What are the consequences of this well-intended visit?                Please use the three-paragraph format in writing your essay.               ***(This is the story’s “Point of no return”!  Look up the meaning of this              phrase.)