🟤 Jekyll and Hyde: Characters Flashcards

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What quotes are for the theme ‘duality’?

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  • ‘Great air of wealth & comfort’
  • ‘Sordid negligence’
  • ‘Air of invitation’
  • ‘Sinister’
  • ‘Soundness of mind & ease of manner’
  • ‘rugged countenance was never lighted by a smile’
  • ‘A man is not truly one, but two’
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Analyse ‘Sordid negligence’ and ‘Great air of wealth & comfort’

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  • Stevenson presents Jekyll’s front door as having a ‘Great air of wealth & comfort’ - leads to reputable Jekyll
  • Backdoor gives an impression of ‘Sordid negligence’ - leads to repugnant Hyde
  • Door is used as a metaphor for the inner struggles between their two identities
    —> S uses this to comment on the deceptive outward appearance of upper Victorian society
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Analyse ‘Air of invitation’ and ‘Sinister’

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Stevenson HEIGHTENS the sense of duality thru description of London
—> Alternating descriptions of the city

JUXTAPOSITION of city having ‘Air of invitation’ and ‘Sinister’ - creates backdrop for conflict between good & evil characters

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What quotes are for the theme ‘secrecy & reputation’?

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  • ‘Something eminently beaconed in his eye’
  • ‘Though he enjoyed the theatre, he had not crossed the doors of one for 20 years’
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What quotes are for the theme ‘good & evil’?

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  • ‘My devil had long been caged ; he came out roaring’
  • ‘All human beings are commingled out of good and evil’
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What quotes are for the theme ‘science & religion’?

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  • ‘Mr Hyde was pale & dwarfish, he gave an impression of deformity’
  • ‘With ape-like fury’
  • ‘Scientific balderdash’
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