Hyde

Question 1

Like a Damned juggernaut

Answer 1

Adjective contrasts with damned emphasis the power of Hyde’s evil to Enfield
Real evil is the reaction to Hyde
As Stevenson is being ironic as he’s over exaggerating his but all he done is trample on a girl

Question 2

Little man suggest

Answer 2

Not recognised he’s unmasked
Sysvjson sides with Hyde as he doesn’t repress his feelings
Little suggest Hyde is hidden away and not evil
We would expect alter ego

Question 3

I am naturally helpless name your figure

Answer 3

Honestly Victorian gentlemen values
Hyde being taken advantage of as he’s asking them what they would like
And £100 lot of money

Question 4

Downright detestable

Answer 4

Metaphor shoes that Victorian disgust for homosexuality practices his physical appearance provoked disgust and thus is why people cannot name what is wrong with him

Question 5

If I could find a name for it

Answer 5

Doesn’t resemble any normal human and therefore people find his appareance disconnecting
- eveuone uneasy as it’s a reflection of themselves
= refuses to admit its them

Question 6

Stagger the unbelief of Satan

Answer 6

Stop believing in god
Hyde tempts Lanyon as Hyde has power as he can haunt people and not feel guilty about it
= curiosity of lanyon is dangerous

Question 7

Cry out upon the name of god

Answer 7

Hyde is a character associated with devil but he is praying to god
= doesn’t know right from wrong morally weak character realising he’s in danger and prays to god Stevenson saying how ridiculous Christin faith is and people with no faith - appeal to it

Question 8

Chapter 10

I mauled the unresisting body

Answer 8

Over exaggerated
Intensity of the attack mirrors the intensity of the Jack the Ripper

Verb- evolutionary Stevenson creates a character who can get away with murder asjekyll loves it