Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde Quotes Flashcards

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ILMBGTTDIHOW

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I let my brother go to the devil in his own way - Utterson
* Uttersons dual nature - he is respectable but he surrounds himself with men who are sinful - Jekyll is going to suffer from this - Stevenson = we all suffer from in society

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IWLAM;IWLSDJ

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It was like some damned Juggernaut - Mr Enfield
* “It wasnt’t…” IRONY - Stevenson saying that this is what men are acc like, LIKE HYDE, what they present is Jekyll - false facade
* Christianity - teaches us to be more like Jekyll - we are capable of Hyde though - perhaps Christianity enourages people to present false facades to hide our sins

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TCWNMTW

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The child was not much the worse
* Hyde is described as a dwarf, no massive damage
perception = damned and massive but is ironic but hes acc small

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TSAWWTDTK

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Turn sick and white with the desire to kill - doctor
* Stevenson - athiest - the real evil people are the doctor and enfield
Stevenson believes that as a society we overlook the flaw’s and sins of respectable people in society - they are not all perfect

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WSHUTAHPFTC

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We screwed him up to a hundred pounds for the child - doctor and Enfield
* “screwed” - blackmailed - evil - big fortune - duality

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ST

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Soemthing troglodytic
* Darwins theory - survival of the fittest but Hyde outlives Jekyll, perhaps suggesting that to survive, huamnity must get worse, he doesnt say evolving = getting better, this is what Victorians feared at the time

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IRSSUHF

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“I read Satan’s Signature upon his face”
* Stevenson trying to expose the Victorian myth that you can judge one’s character just by their appearance as you cannot “read” one. Criticism of Lombros theory

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WIM

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Wrong in mind- Dr Lanyon
* Lanyon objects to Jekyll’s thinking
* Jekyll exposes the truth even if its bad and Lanyon denies it

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TMIC, ICBROMH

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The moment I choose, I can be rid of Mr Hyde
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A-L F… TBWAS.. TBJUTR

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Ape-like fury… The bones were audible shattered… The body jumped upon the road
* Hyperbole - Stevenson criticising how Victorian audience are entertained by reading what they fear - they are hypocrites
Criticising evil enjoyments of the readers

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AGC-CPLOH

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A great chocolate-coloured pall lowered over heaven
* chocolate - desirable
* Disguise of London - Londoners prefer with living with sin and carry on corruption, as long as they present the facade of it not being sinful

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TDC - CIAN

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The drowned city - city in a nightmare
* Bible - flood to punish the sinful ppl - metaphor for what should happen to the city - full of sin - HYPOCRISY
Christian pov = sin is drug taking, vice

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MINTO,BTT

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Man is not truly one, but truly two
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