Reputation

Question 1

Why Hyde’s appearence affects his reputation?

Answer 1

• Appearance effects how people view someone and thus thier reputation
• Reputation is the beleif or opinions surrounding someone

-Expose how everyone is susepctible to appearance based prejudices (reader)

Question 2

Context: Hyde’s appearence affects his reputation?

Answer 2

• Physiogomy
• Study claiming ones appearance could indicate inner morals
• 19th centuary Legitimatly respected as science

Question 3

Hyde’s appearence affects his reputation

Answer 3

• ” He gives a strong sense of deformity”
• “I had taken a loathing” to him “at first sight”

Question 4

Zoom, type of statement + contrast

“He gave an impression of deformity…”

Mr Utterson, Chapter 2

Answer 4

• ** Impression**- An opinion concieveid without conscious thought or on little fact
• Declarative statement (meant to inform) which is contrasted by the ambiguity and lack of evidence

Highlights appearance based prejudice

Judgement made solely on ones appearance

Question 5

Technqiue, zoom, technqiue

“Loathing”
“Loathing, disgust and fear”

Enfield chapter 1, Utterson chapter 2,

to Mr Hyde

Answer 5

• Repetition
• Loathing Extreme hate or disgust

Rule of 3- memorable, emotionally resonate and persuasive
reinforces the absolute negativity towards Hyde

Due to appearance

Question 6

Importance of reputation and how it restrains victorian society

Answer 6

• “Make his name stink from one end of London to the other”
• “Sea of liberty”

Question 7

Why: Importance of reputation and how it restrains victorian society?

Answer 7

• Bring to light the danger of allowing ones reputation to lead ones life

Question 8

Context: Importance of reputation and how it restrains victorian society

Answer 8

• Oscar wilde
• Labouchere ammendment 1855- Homosexuality illegal for men

Question 9

“Make his name stink from one end of London to the other”

Chapter 1, Enfield (about Hyde)

Answer 9

• Personifies “name”
• Emphasises power and importance of reputation
• ‘stink’ - extremly pungent odor, emphasises utmost negatvity threatened by enfield
• london is a massive area, thus emphasising the scale and catastrophe that is a ruined reputation

One’s actions could affect their reputation and thus thier life

Question 10

” Sea of liberty”

Chapter 10, Jekyll (describes hyde)

Answer 10

• Jelouse of hydes freedom
• Metaphor
• “Sea” massivness, emphasises the grandness of freedom
• “Sea” alludes to the idea that hyde can submerge himself with all his natural desires

despite Hydes violence, jekyll selfishly chooses his own freedom
thus highlighting the extent of repression cuased by ones reputation

The jelousy and constraints of reputation