Chapter 4

Question 1

“a fog rolled over the city, the night was cloudless, brilliantly lit by the full moon”

Answer 1

SETTING
creates a calm almost ominous atmosphere before the chaos, heightens the following violence

Question 2

“a very pretty manner of politeness, to breathe such an innocent and old-world kindness of disposition”

Answer 2

CAREW innocent/vulnerability
Shows the extent of Hyde’s evil nature by carrying out such a vicious, vindictive attack on an innocent man

Question 3

“With a great flame of anger”

Answer 3

HYDE violence
Metaphor- emphasises Hyde’s aggression, Imagery- his anger was an indestructible force of nature

Question 4

“Brandishing the cane…like a madman”

Answer 4

HYDE violence
Violent verb, simile- heightens Hydes violent nature

Question 5

“Broke out of all bounds and clubbed him to tho the earth”

Answer 5

HYDE violence
Word choice- shows how Hyde broke out of humanity and resorted to evil

Question 6

“With ape-like fury”

Answer 6

HYDE violence
Simile- highlights Hydes animalistic and primitive nature which fuels his violence

Question 7

“Hailing down a storm of blows,under which the bones were audibly shattered”

Answer 7

HYDE violence
Pathetic fallacy- emphasises the cruel nature of the violence attack, onomatopoeia- highlights the severity of the attack and the damage Hyde caused

Question 8

“City in a nightmare”

Answer 8

SETTING soho
Metaphor- creates sinister atmosphere, Hydes neighbourhood reflects his character