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Jekyll and Hyde quotes Henry Jekyll Quotes Chapter 2 "Henry Jekyll became too fanciful for me" - Dr Lanyon on Jekyll "He began to go wrong, wrong in mind" - Dr Lanyon on Jekyll "bright, open fire...costly cabinets of oak" - Description of J...
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde quote bank Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde chapter 1: story of the door pages 1-2 'he was austere with himself; drank gin when he was alone to mortify a taste for vintages and although he enjoyed the theatre hadn't set f...
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Dr Jekyll and Mr hyde The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr HydeThrough out the story of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Jekyll always refers to Mr Hyde being like a separate person. This is possibly because Hyde is the evil part of Jekyll so he doe...
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The Murder of Sir Danvers Carew Extract The Murder of Danvers Carew – Chapter 4 NEARLY a year later, in the month of October, 18—-, London was startled by a crime of singular ferocity and rendered all the more notable by the high position of the victim. The...
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practise PEEKERs in chapter 1 of the novella Stevenson crafts a suspicious atmosphere by using a lexical field of mystery found in the adjective phrase turned sick and white with the desire to kill him . the is said by the sawbo...
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Mr. Utterson- Character Analysis - created from Mind Map much action seen through Utterson's eyes "when the wine was to his taste, something eminently human beaconed from his eye" All of this makes Utterson quite a unique character. He represents much of the ideals of the V...
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The Mysterious Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde Chapter 1 - 4 Hyde bulldozing a young girl, "the man trampled calmly over the child's body and left her screaming on the ground." Utterson looks at Jekyll's will and we learn that in the event of Jekyll's disappearanc...
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Chapter 1 ---- Like some damned Juggernaut - Mr Enfield Shows the brutality of Hyde trampling the young girl. Juggernaut shows the size and force of it. Chapter 1 ---- I never saw a man i so disliked - Mr Enfiel...
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Jekyll and Hyde Intros Duality: The novella is an allegory about the good and evil that exist in all men, and about our struggle with these two sides of the human personality. In this book, the battle between good and evil rages within the ...
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1_Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Characterisation - created from Mind Map Dr Jekyll Mr Hyde 'a well-made, smooth faced man of fifty
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Jekyll and Hyde Context Jekyll and Hyde Context Robert Louis Stevenson Born in Edinburgh in 1850 Was born to a wealthy family he was a sickly child respiratory troubles plagued him all through his life experienced health problems as an adult...
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Mr Edward Hyde - created from Mind Map Physical appearance Small Dwarfish Young Deformed His mere physical appearance brings out the very worst evil in other people Repugnant man who looks faintly pre-human No one can explain their disgust People react in ...
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Plot Summary Jekyll and Hyde Plot Summary Chapter 1 (Story of the Door): Introduced to Utterson and his friend Enfield. Description of their walks Story of the door, where Hyde "trampled" a young girl Enfield put pressure on Hyde ...
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Chapters Chapter One Key Character: Mr Utterson Utterson is the voice of reason in the Novella. The first chapter establishes him as a reliable and rational man whose view of events we can trust. The narrator gives us a ...
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Character focuses Dr Henry Jekyll - Why include this character? Jekyll represents how upper class men can be evil and murderous. (context: Jack the ripper thought to be of a higher class). In the novella Jekyll uses his wealth and stat...
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The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - created from Mind Map Gothic Horror Respectability Duality of human nature
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Jekyll And Hyde Quotes Quote: 'Trampled calmly over the child's body and left her screaming' Information about the quote Enfield's and the reader's first meeting with Mr Hyde Verb 'trampled Adverb 'calmly The victim is both female and ...
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Untitled How does Stevenson creates a sense of horror and mystery?.- Reflects the impending (something that is about to happen) doom of the story’s events.- ‘Story of the Door’ - Mr. Enfield recounts the tale of the savage (fi...
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Chapter 1 summary Summary Key moments: Mr Utterson and Mr Enfield are on a 3AM Sunday walk as they come across a street that stands out compared to others in the area With people doing well still hoping that they can do better and shop...
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Jekyll and Hyde character notes - created from Mind Map john utterson is the main character in a strange case of dr.jekyll and mr.hyde. Dr. Jekyll is a scientist who, while searching for a way to separate his good self from his bad impulses, creates a potion what turns him...
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El Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - created from Mind Map About the Author Characters Robert Louis Stevenson
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The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde He put the glass to his lips and drank at one gulp. A cry followed; he reeled, staggered, clutched at the table and held on, staring with injected eyes, gasping with open mouth; and as I looked there came, I thought, ...
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Jekyll & Hyde quotes - created from Mind Map The incident of the letter search for Mr Hyde The Carew muder case
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Jekyll and Hyde Context&Notes allegory= story interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning Psychoanalysis= dark side of the human personality, personality shifts of Dr Jekyll as he suppresses his desires Nietzsche's " birth of tragedy", Restraint VS pas...
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Hyde & Jekyll Quotes " Damned juggernaut" " broke out in a great flame of anger" "trampled calmly" " with ape like fury he was trampling his victim" " kind of deformity" "something displeasing, something downright detestable" " something ...
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Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - created from Mind Map Chapter 1 Chapter 2 We're introduced to Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield, the two of them take walks every Sunday
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Good Vs Evil - created from Mind Map 'She had an evil face, smoothed by hypocrisy: but her manners were excellent' Dr Lanyon could come fact to face with evil- 'And your site shall be blasted by a progidy to stagger the unbelief of satan Both parts of Dr...
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Context - created from Mind Map Class upperclass would read medical discover
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Dr Jekill and Mr Hyde - creado desde un Mapa Mental Dr Jekill Mr Hyde Sr Utterson
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Untitled Chapter 8: The Last Night Identify the tension within the passage paying particular attention to the effectiveness of the writer's use of language types of tension:-
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Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde (already looked at) Already looked at Chapter 4 - The Carew Murder Case "October 18th - The broken stick"-how language is used to create mood Chapter 6 – image of Lanyon “8th January-I cannot bear it”
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Untitled Essay Plan Write about Mr Hyde and how he is presented in the novel? -Different characters describe Hyde in different ways -Every character feels terrified of him -Presented as pure evil
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