Jekyll and Hyde

Question 1

‘sawbones turned sick and white with the desire to kill’

Answer 1

reaction to Hyde juxtaposes with his job as a doctor

Question 2

‘gave me one look so ugly that it brought out the sweat on me like running’

Answer 2

Hyde has an unpleasant appearance

Question 3

‘trampled calmly over the child’s body’

Answer 3

oxymoron of calmly and trampled, animal imagery

Question 4

‘the door was equipped with neither bell nor knocker’

Answer 4

abnormal description of door

Question 5

‘figure had no face’

Answer 5

couldn’t picture Mr Hyde

Question 6

‘clubbed to the earth’

Answer 6

violent imagery

Question 7

‘with ape-like fury, he was trampling his victim underfoot’’

Answer 7

animal imagery

Question 8

‘man is not truly one ,but truly two’

Answer 8

Jekyll and Hyde 2 different personalities

Question 9

‘I let my brother go to the devil in his own way’

Answer 9

foreshadows Jekyll’s future evil

Question 10

‘i incline to Cains heresy’

Answer 10

bible story Cain and able -> hypocrite

Question 11

‘embarrassed in discourse’

Answer 11

unusual -> contradictory character

Question 12

‘it sounds nothing to hear but was hellish to see’

Answer 12

dehumanising

Question 13

‘really like Satan ‘

Answer 13

devil , hell linking Hyde to evil

Question 14

‘i am ashamed of my long tongue’

Answer 14

hypocrite

Question 15

‘the other snarled into a savage laugh’

Answer 15

animalistic

Question 16

if i ever read Satan’s signature upon a face, it is on that of your new friend

Answer 16

physiognomy, evil

Question 17

’ i would trust you before any man alive’

Answer 17

empathises relationship

Question 18

‘the moment i choose i can be rid of Mr Hyde’

Answer 18

obvious lie, afraid, cant control Hyde

Question 19

‘and i beg of you to let it sleep’

Answer 19

begs not to talk about Hyde

Question 20

’ although a fog rolled over the city’

Answer 20

metaphor for Hyde’s influence

Question 21

’ the maid fainted’

Answer 21

impact of Hyde

Question 22

‘bones audibly shattered’

Answer 22

sound imagery

Question 23

’ broke out in a flame of anger,

Answer 23

free from Jekyll’s mind

Question 24

‘first fog of the season’

Answer 24

setting to represent battle in Jekyll’s head

Question 25

‘for even in the houses the fog began to lie thickly’

Answer 25

Hyde’s influence growing

Question 26

‘the fog still slept on the wing above the drowned city’

Answer 26

Hyde’s now uncontrollable