J&H Character/theme- Points/quotes Flashcards

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MR HYDE

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compared to an animal-‘with ape like fury’ + ‘troglodyte’

Creates strong feelings of hatred and unease- ‘deformity’ + ‘dr Jekyll grew pale to the very lips’

Uncontrollable- ‘broke out in a great flame of anger’

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DR JEKYLL

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Cannot withstand societies pressures and deceitful- ‘red baize’

Jekyll never presented as pure good- Lanyon “he is wrong- wrong in mind’, Utterson “he is a man that does good”

Enjoyment when indulging Hyde- ‘schoolboy’+’sea of liberty’

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UTTERSON

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serious, reputuable and stict with himself-‘a rugged countenance that was never lighted by a smile’

Ideal gentlemen and tolerant- ‘inclined to help rather than reprove’

Curious - ‘digging’ at the problem, ‘enslaved’ to curiosity’

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DUALITY OF MAN

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duality on the street- ‘sordid negligence’

Weather reflects duality- ‘chocolate coloured pall lowered over heaven’

Hiding duality- ‘red baize’

Cannot survive duality-‘ dreadful shipwreck’

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SCIENCE AND RELIGION

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different approaches to science- lanyon (material world of science)- ‘unscientific balderdash’
Jekyll -‘mystic and transcendental’

Science is unsettling- ‘my soul sickened at it’+’some white salt’+’reddish hue’

Jekyll science goes against religion -‘chief of sufferers’

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SECRECY

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Pathetic fallacy- ‘fog rolled over the city’

Locked doors as symbols - SMASHING DOWN DOORS and witness transformation at window ‘abject terror and despair’

Utterson 3rd person narrative- revealed in parts

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