Setting Flashcards

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Chapter 1: story of the door
Presented as ambiguous and stratified through the juxtaposition of good and evil

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‘Freshly painted shutters, well-polished brasses and general cleanliness and gaiety of note’

The door was ‘blistered and distained’
‘Marks of prolonged and sordid negligence’

Sordid- suggests immoral actions

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Chapter 2: search for mr hyde
Setting is presented as evil and dark through the arrival of Mr Hyde

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Jekyll’s house ‘wore a great air of wealth and comfort’

‘It was now plunged in darkness’

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Chapter 4: the Carew murder case
Setting is presented as violent and dangerous through the weather’s atavistic personification

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The wind was ‘charging’
The cab ‘crawled’
‘mournful reinvasion of darkness’
‘Like a district of some city in a nightmare’

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Chapter 8: the last night
Setting as vicious, sadistic through their association with pain and blood

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‘It was a wild,cold,seasonable night of march’
The moon was ‘pale’
The wind ‘flecked the blood into the face’
Trees were ‘lashing themselves’
‘Biting weather’

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