Choose one of the prompts below. Then, respond thoroughly to the prompt by recalling what you have learned about characterization and the use of textual evidence in a written response. Be sure your answer is in paragraph format, has a thesis statement, is well-organized, and adheres to MLA conventions. Remember to provide textual evidence and cite in MLA format any quotes you use. When using any quotes from the story, you should use the following citation: (Stephenson). We will not put a page number since the story is found in our Canvas lesson.

You may use the RACE method to respond to the prompt.

R: Restate the question (please note that the prompts below are not written in question format, but you will need to restate the one you choose)

A: Answer the question

C: Cite textual evidence

E: Explain the textual evidence

Do you need further review of the RACE strategy? If so, view the video below before you begin your response.
In a well written response, discuss whether the author, Stevenson, presents Dr. Jekyll as a Dynamic/Round character or a Static/Flat character.