The allusion in the sentence connects two ideas in order to make the point that Timothy is a person who behaves inconsistently, as stated in option 2.
We make an allusion when we mention or refer to someone or something that is well known, that we expect people to understand. The sentence we are analyzing here alludes to the characters from the famous novel "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
As we know, Dr. Jekyll is a good, amiable man. However, his personality has a dark side that comes out when he drinks of a potion he has created. The evil side of him is Mr. Hyde.
Therefore, when the speaker in the sentence alludes to Jekyll and Hyde when talking about Timothy, he means that Timothy is someone who behaves inconsistently. Sometimes he is nice, other times he is rude or aggressive.
With the information above in mind, we can choose option 2 as the correct answer.
The complete question is the following:
Read the sentence below.
The success of the meeting will depend on whether Timothy has
decided to be Dr. Jekyll or Mr. Hyde today.
The allusion in this sentence connects two ideas in order to make the point that Timothy is:
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