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setting- dr jekyll and mr hyde

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English Flashcards on setting- dr jekyll and mr hyde, created by Clare Noone on 05/05/2018.
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Intro -reflects what London would have looked like in 1886-contemporary readers interested in the differences in society-London deeply divided between the slums and lavish houses of the rich-divide in society helps establish contrasting themes of good and evil-gothic-pathetic fallacy+light imagery
Para 1 topic sentence In the novel, Stevenson uses contrasting settings to represent good and evil and the two-sided nature of man. It is also used to explore society as a whole and the divide between the rich and the poor. By creating two different settings, it reinforces the opposite characters Jekyll and Hyde.
Para 1 quotes "street shone out in contrast to its dingy neighbourhood, like a fire in the forest" Jekyll: "pleasantest room in London" "Large,low-roofed comfortable hall" Hyde: "certain sinister block of building thrust forward its gable on the street" "blistered and disdained"
Para 1 context -divide between the rich and privileged of the time- many lived in slums
Para 2 point As part of setting, Stevenson uses pathetic fallacy to convey a tense atmosphere.
Para 2 Quotes "great chocolate-coloured pall lowered" "wind was continually charging and routing" "wild, cold, seasonable night of march"
Para 2 context gothic- weather creates a sense of threat or reflects the emotional state of characters. Mystery- often used to heighten tension in mystery/detective stories
Para 3 point In the novel, Stevenson makes great use of the times of day, choosing times of darkness for Hyde's evil antics.
Para 3 Quotes "some place at the end of the world" "three o'clock of a black winter morning" "brilliantly lit by the full moon"
Para 3 context Gothic convention- supernatural
Para 4 point Stevenson's description of the laboratory reinforces his moral message that scientific progression is potentially evil.
Para 4 Quotes "dingy windowless structure" "lying gaunt and silent" "windows barred with iron" "even in the houses the fog began to lie thickly
Para 4 context Scientific progress at the time was frowned upon by much of society at the time because they beleived it meddled in matters which should be left to God. Darwin 1859
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