JEKYLL QUOTES

Question 1

ape….

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like fury

Question 2

a large

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well made smooth faced man

Question 3

imperious

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desire to hold my head high

Question 4

I con……

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I concealed my pleasures

Question 5

the pleasures

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which I made haste to seek in my disguise were, as I have said undignified

Question 6

in the ag…..

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in the agonising womb of consciousness these polar twins stuggled

Question 7

like a…..

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thick clock

Question 8

it was…

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Hyde alone that was guilty

Question 9

analysis of ‘ape like fury’ and ‘troglodytic’

Answer 9

the similie ape like fury and the adjective troglodytic - lexicon of atavistic regression
hyde represents the animalsistic part of the physche

Question 10

describing hyde as tr…..

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troglodytic

Question 11

analysis of a large well made smooth faced man

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Jekyll is the respectable social face of the psyche

smooth face could symbolise a mask - motif of the mask through the novella

Question 12

analysis of …these polar twins struggle

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how inside all of us there is a struggle between the id and the ego

Question 13

analysis of wore Hyde like a thick cloak (context point)

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Stevenson is exploring the moral questions associated with platos ring of Gyges; Hyde essentially allows him to become invisible and the simile comparing him wearing Hyde like a thick cloak suggests like the ring of Gyges which granted invisibility Hyde allowed Jekyll to sin without society’s judgement. He asserts that it was Hyde alone who was guilty although as an unreliable narrator the reader is invited to judge Jekyll

Question 14

evil was …

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written broadly and plainly on the face

Question 15

this too was…..

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myself. It seemed natural and human

Question 16

I came…

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I came too myself as if out of a great sickness

Question 17

my devil…

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had long been caged and came out roaring

Question 18

I bring the life…

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of that unhappy henry Jekyll to an end

Question 19

Jekyll shared….

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in the pleasures and adventures of hyde

Question 20

neither gave….

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up the house in soho or burned the clothes of hyde

Question 21

like a thick cloak analysis

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similie like a thick cloak
body of hyde is personified- can be taken on or off whenever he wants , therefore hyde Is the face beneath lies the conscious mind of Jekyll- HE knows what he is doing but uses hyde as an excuse to relive his fantasy/addiction
use of the adjective thick- hyde is a strong disguise, as he is not like a mask but an extravagant fasade

Question 22

analysis of Jekyll shared in the pleasures and adventures of hyde

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talking about himself in the third person, distances himself from the character, perhaps he is too ashamed to address his own guilt

shared- shows the idea of duality within Jekyll and hyde,, what hyde does Jekyll also does they are the same
pleasures- vice, drugs, murder, prostitution
adventutes- he gets adrenaline from doing bad things

Question 23

analysis of my devil came out roaring

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my devil-hyde
long caged- like an animal ,, shows characters repression had been building – like a beast or criminal locked away for the good of society

Question 24

and wore a commonly….

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grave countenance

Question 25

analysis of wore a commonly grave countenance

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wore a façade in order to fulfil the expectation of a gentleman
juxtaposes his personality
serious figure hides pleasures