duality

Question 1

Chapter 10 I w s l h o m o a b s , a b s i w m s a w

Answer 1

I was somehow losing hold of my original self , and being incorporated with my second and worse

Question 2

Chapter 10 d-d

Answer 2

double-dealer

Question 3

Chapter 10 a p d o l

Answer 3

a profound duplicity of life

Question 4

How does the genre display duality ?

Answer 4

One is Gothic Genre ( evoke fear + mystery) and the other is that it is structured like a scientific case study ( displace fear and present rationalise solutions )

Question 5

Chapter 10 These polar t s b c s “

Answer 5

These polar twins should be continuously struggling

Question 6

Chapter 8 Jekyll is a tall………….. whereas this was “

Answer 6

Jekyll is a tall, fine build of a man whearas this was more of a dwarf

Question 7

Chapter 1 Mr Utterson is “ dusty , dreary …..

Answer 7

dusty dreary and somehow lovable

Question 8

Chapter 10 Jekyll speaks about Hyde as if he were a new creation not him himself “ Father’s …. Hyde = Son’s
-RYHME!!!

Answer 8

Jekyll= Father’s interest Hyde = son’s indifference

Question 9

Polar twins links to what in terms of classes
Jekyll’s neighbourhood adjective “…”
whereas Soho …. is like

Answer 9

the polarised social classes
handsome
like some district of some city in a nightmare

Question 10

How does the structure closely resemble a scientific case study ?

Answer 10

Chapters 1-8 Third Person ( emotionally detached ) Chapters 9+10 = two first person narritives

Question 11

Links to duality Chapter 1 the “ Street shone out i c t i d n l a f i a f

Answer 11

Street shone out in contrast to its dingy neighbourhood like a 🔥 in a forest”