The Search for Mr Hyde Flashcards

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2 quotes to describe Lanyon’s character

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“a hearty, healthy, dapper, red-faced gentleman”

“boisterous and decided manner”

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A quote to show that Lanyon is reliable, so the reader trusts his judgement

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“a hearty, healthy, dapper, red-faced gentleman”

Utterson and Lanyon’s friendship was “reposed on genuine feeling”. As the reader already has a trustful relationship with Utterson, in turn the reader would trust Lanyon.

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3 quotes to show Hyde is animalistic

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“hissing intake of breath”

“snarled aloud into a savage laugh”

“something troglodytic”

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3 quotes showing Hyde is inhumane

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“pale and dwarfish”

“something troglodytic”

“impression of deformity”

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A quote that highlights the duality within Hyde

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“murderous mixture of timidity and boldness”

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Brief summary of chapter 2

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Utterson can’t relax
He opens Jekyll’s will, it makes Hyde the benefactor
He goes to lanyon’s house but finds no answers
Utterson has a dream about Hyde attacking Jekyll
The next day Utterson confronts Hyde

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2 quotes showing how Lanyon views Jekyll

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“he began to go wrong, wrong in the mind”

“such unscientific balderdash”

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A quote where Utterson dismisses Jekyll’s and Lanyon’s feud as insignificant.

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“only differed on some point of science”

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Utterson’s play on the playground game hide and seek suggests he perceives the hunt for Hyde to be a game.

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“if he be Mr Hyde” “I shall be Mr Seek”

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Jekyll’s house is amongst…
it’s “furnished with…

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“handsome houses”
“furnished with costly cabinets of oak”

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What does Utterson say Jekyll’s front room is?

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“the pleasantest room in London”

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What did Utterson see in the flame of Jekyll’s fireplace?

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“read a menace in the flickering of the firelight”

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What do all the servants have orders about?

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“we have all orders to obey him”

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What does Hyde never do at Jekyll’s house?

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“he never dines here”

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Towards the end of the chapter what does Utterson conclude Hyde must be a consequence of?

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“the ghost of some old sin”

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“hissing intake of breath”
“snarled aloud into a savage laugh”

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animalistic imagery of a snake
-inhumane
-ruthless
-sly/sneaky - will stop at nothing to take over Jekyll

hissing
-onomatopoeia
-physical pain
-fear

snarled
-wicked, malevolent

17
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“murderous mixture of timidity and boldness”

analysis

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1 represents the duality of Jekyll and Hyde
“timidity” - Jekyll
“boldness” - Hyde
“mixture” - unpredictable which version you will get

oxymoron
-emphasis Hyde’s inhuman nature, and the idea he is a product of immorality
“timidity” - Hyde is new to the world
-like a child
-naive + uncivilised
-no conscience, doesn’t know how to act in society
“boldness”
-ruthless + confident
-isn’t born with repression or shame like others

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“such unscientific balderdash”

analysis

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structurally the division between 2 viewpoints of science is introduced early in the novella
-highlights it’s fundamental importance
Lanyon - traditional, rational, logical science
Jekyll - transcendental, undiscovered, mystical science

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“he began to go wrong, wrong in the mind”

analysis

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-Lanyon disagrees with Jekyll’s transcendental approach to science
-he’s intolerance of change
-ultimately his intolerance costs him his life

-suggesting Jekyll’s mentally unstable
-ironic as it’s Lanyon’s mental state which diminishes

-urges the reader to be cautious and wary of Jekyll, as his scientific beliefs are “wrong”

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2 quotes surrounding Utterson’s ominous dream about the trampling of the little girl.

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“that human juggernaut trod the child down”
“where his friend lay asleep”