Chapter 1- Story Of The Door Flashcards

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What is this chapter about?

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  • Utterson and Enfield are out on their usual Sunday walk at 3.A.M on a “cold black morning”
  • they see an unrecognisable man trample on a girl
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Quotes (2) to describe the building + link

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  • “certain sinister block” sibilants creates an eerie impression
  • “thrust forward” verb presents building as imposing. Suggests violence and power
    Links to the “cleanliness and gaiety” if the street which is like Jekyll’s 2 personalities
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Quote about the trample

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“Trampled calmly” Oxymoron illustrates how Hyde isn’t of the ordinary
Also shows strength of evil

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Quotes (2) (Enfield) described the Trample and Hyde as

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“Hellish” links to Hyde being evil and the devil

“Like Satan”

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Quote (Enfield) to describe Hyde

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“Juggernaut” this is a huge weapon where in Hinduism worshippers were though to throw themselves under wagon and be crushed to death. Links to trampling

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Quote (Enfield) about Sawbones

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“Turned sick and white with the desire to kill” Hyde brings out violence in all people

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Quotes (4) (Enfield)about Hyde’s physical appearance

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  • “displeasing”
  • “detestable”
  • “disliked”
  • “deformed”
    Semantic field of the sound emphasises evil and unnatural despite Enfield feeling he “scarce know why”
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Quote (Enfield) about the street

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“Shining out like a fire in a Forrest” fire links to evil and nature of Hyde

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