English, 16.10.2020 04:01 estefaniapenalo

How does the dialogue between Utterson and Dr. Lanyon provide indirect characterization? What is significant about the repetition here of phrases uttered in other chapters (“Tut, tut!” and “I am quite done with that person”)?

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