Reputation Flashcards

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What is Stevensons main message about the Victorian society and reputation

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That reputation cannot be trusted because they are asked on appearances and the version of a person that they want the world to see

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Why was reputation such a big thing for men in Victorian society

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If a man was to commit immoral actions it would damage his reputation and they may no longer be seen as a gentleman which means losing their social status and advantages

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How is utterson effected by the idea of reputation

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It caused him problems
Uttersoon is obsessed with reputation and is more concerned about preserving peooles reputation that finding out all the answers

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How is Jekyll affected by his idea of reputation

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Jekyll feels his sins are much worse then they actually are so goes to extremes to protect his reputation&raquo_space; creating Hyde

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Give a quote from Jekyll to show his concern about his reputation

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This plod in the public eye with a load of genial respectability, like a school boy (…) spring headlong into a sea of liberty (..) for me the safety was complete. Think of it- I did not even exist!
^^ he feels free as Hyde and he can conceal his sins perfectly
He also sees Hyde as a different person

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How is Stevenson Criticising Victorian society through Jekyll

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Through Jekyll excessive guilt for what he sees as his faults
Stevenson is Cristian’s the pressure of V society placed on people to appear respectable

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