Jekyll And Hyde Flashcards

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What quote, linked to femininity, shows the ridiculous nature of Carew’s murder?

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‘Under which the bones where audibly shattered and the body jumped upon the roadway. At the horror of these sights and sounds, the maid fainted’

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What quote subtly shows Stevenson’s questioning nature of Christianity?

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‘This was the shocking thing; that the slime of pit seemed to utter cries and voices’ - Hyde’s evil is over exaggerated. To a reader simply reading the novella, it seems Stevenson is showing the horror of Hyde but if you look closer, it shows him questioning Christianity

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What quote shows the hypocrisy of society in terms of appearance?

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Hyde has a ‘feeling of deformity’ - this develops the idea that we can tell who is evil just by looking at them - however, we know that respected gentleman like Jekyll too had an evil side

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What quote about setting perhaps shows Stevenson’s questions about assumption based of appearance?

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As Jekyll became more evil, ‘for even in the houses the fog began to lie thickly’

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How is the importance of friendship shown?

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It is suggested that if the three ‘inseparable friends’ had stayed together they could’ve helped Jekyll. Instead Jekyll becomes isolated insisting ‘the moment I choose I can be rid of Mr. Hyde.

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What quote shows Stevenson’s desire for acceptance?

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‘Man is not truly one, but truly two’ - he is showing that the evil side often comes out because it is suppressed

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What quote shows the potential homosexuality of Jekyll, Hyde and Utterson?

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‘A figure to whom power was given, and even at that dead hour, he must rise and do its bidding’ - Stevenson says its a ‘figure’ so that we don’t know who it is just like society doesn’t know who is homosexual.

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How is Jekyll described at the beginning of the novella?

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’Large, well-made, smooth faced… every mark of capacity and kindness’

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What quote shows the animalistic nature of Hyde?

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‘With hissing intake of breath’

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What quote shows how the doctor felt about Hyde?

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‘I saw that sawbones turn suck and white with desire to kill him’ - could show how unnatural Hyde is OR that the doctor and Enfield are the irrational ones and that Hyde is just different

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What quote shows Hyde’s differences?

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‘He gives a strong feeling of deformity’ - could show his lack of a soul, however, Enfield and the doctor are the ones who want to kill him

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What two quotes describe Utterson in the opening description?

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‘Backwards in sentiment’ - he doesn’t show emotions

‘Austere with himself’

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What quote shows Utterson’s hypocrisy?

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‘Approved tolerance for others; sometimes wondering, almost with envy at the high pressure of spirit involved in their misdeeds’

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What quote shows the importance of Utterson’s unimaginative nature?

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‘Blackmail I suppose; a honest man paying through the nose for some of the capers of his youth’

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