Quotes Flashcards
'’Ay, it must be that; the ghost of some old sin, the cancer of some concealed disgrace.
Utterson thinks jekyll might ill due to some mental preasure rather then being killed or dissapered
’’ man is not truly one,but truly two’’
Duality
’’ I stood commited to a profound duplicity’’
Repressed emotion perreasure from his class respect so could not find his other side
'’The moment i choose i could get rid of mr hyde’’
Juxstopasition
'’Horror of being mr hyde’’
Regrat guilt for his action bad taking over good.
‘’My mind submerged in my terror’’
Freedom of being Jekyll which was lost metaphorically description
'’I swear to god i will never set an eyes on him’’
Guilt regreat and shock of dnavers death Hyde was proeduct of his svcientific expirment but now he is swearing god not to set eyes on him.
'’Ape like fury’’
Theory of evolution jyde as the one we evolved from ape refring his behaviour as animalistic.Devolped human being than him (jekyll).If you try to challange god it will backfire you.
'’Younger,ligther and happier in the body’’
jekyll being overwhelmed by emotion society being judgemental so he to be free to create made hyde higher expection free.
“middle one of the three windows”
‘‘like some disconsalate pisoner’’
1)Sepreration from physical word middle one signifies him losing consiunsces first is hyde and last window is jekyll and the one half way open shows he is stuck between Two reality.
2)It refers to him being locked in his house the one purpose he made hyde was for freedom but it backfired him.you cant be god by creating other.
'’or greed of curistioty has much command you’’
Refring man nature which lead to their ultimate failure.
'’profound duplicity of life’’
HE has two life like every one one as good deed(charity,heloing people) etc but other sinister life.
'’it was like a damned juggernat’’
In the context of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the reference to a “Juggernaut” (based on Jagannath, the Hindu deity) is used to highlight the idea of something unstoppable and destructive. When Stevenson describes Mr. Hyde as a “damned Juggernaut,” he’s trying to communicate a few key things in simple terms:
Hyde is Unstoppable:
Just like the giant chariots of Jagannath were believed to roll forward crushing anything in their path, Hyde is portrayed as someone who cannot be stopped once he starts committing his evil acts. His actions, like trampling the little girl, are brutal and thoughtless, much like a force of nature that just keeps going.
Hyde is Powerful and Dangerous:
The “Juggernaut” image shows that Hyde has an overwhelming, destructive power. He’s not just a regular person doing bad things—he’s like a machine or force that destroys everything in his way, without caring about the consequences.
Hyde is Inhuman:
Comparing Hyde to a “Juggernaut” emphasizes that he’s more than just a bad guy. He’s almost inhuman, with no conscience, no feelings, and no ability to stop himself. This makes him a symbol of the darkest side of human nature—pure destruction.
Moral and Religious Overtones:
The word “damned” suggests that Hyde’s actions are not only dangerous but also morally wrong, leading to damnation. It implies that his behavior is cursed or doomed, adding a sense of evil to his unstoppable nature.
And thus my consince slumbered’’
suggests that Dr. Jekyll is able to temporarily suppress or ignore his repressed emotions and moral responsibilities when he transforms into Mr. Hyde. Here’s a deeper look at how this reflects his relationship with his repressed emotions:In the context of Dr. Jekyll, he is saying that when he transforms into Mr. Hyde, he can push aside his guilt and moral concerns, allowing him to indulge in actions he would normally consider wrong. This illustrates how he separates his good self from his darker impulses, leading to his eventual downfall.
Utterson id
It leads to moral dileme him not able to risk his friendship by not conforting jekyll about hyde and human strugle.and he being very curious .
