Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Flashcards
1
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initially hyde is presented…
(ch2)
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through Utterson’s fear and anxiety
2
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finish the quote:
‘hardly…
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…human’
3
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finish the quote:
‘Satan’s
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…signature upon a face’
4
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finish the quote:
‘deformity without…
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… any nameable malformation’
5
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finish the quote:
‘displeasing…
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…smile’
6
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finish the quote:
‘disgust…
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…loathing, fear’
7
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finish the quote:
‘the other…
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…snarled’
8
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complete the quote:
‘….laugh’
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‘savage…’
9
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finish the quote:
‘pale…
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…and dwarfish’
10
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finish the quote:
‘something…
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…troglodytic’
11
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hyde is also presented as…
(ch4)
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a symbol of repression
12
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hyde’s character is revealed to be a…
(ch8)
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a gothic monster
13
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finish the quote:
‘great flame…
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…of anger’
14
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finish the quote:
‘storm of…
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…blows’
15
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finish the quote:
‘stamping with…
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…his foot’
16
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complete the quote:
‘…to the earth’
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‘clubbed him…’
17
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finish the quote:
‘felt in your…
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…marrow kind of cold and thin’
18
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finish the quote:
‘down my…
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…spine like ice’
19
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finish the quote:
‘I heard…
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…it’
20
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finish the quote:
‘beheld the face…
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…of Edward Hyde’
21
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complete the quote:
‘…was not my master.’
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‘that thing…’
22
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complete the quote:
‘that masked thing like a…
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…monkey jumped’
23
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Who created the theory of atavism?
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Lombroso, an Italian doctor
24
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What is the theory of atavism?
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humans evolved from primitive forms so could return to this basic state and succumb to primitive urges
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What did Lombroso believe in?
idea of the born criminal
criminals could be identified by their appearance, particularly skulls
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What features, in atavism, were so frequently remarked in criminals?
sugar-loaf or angular skull
big eyes, jaws, canines
arm span exceeds height
hairiness
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When was 'Origin of Species' published?
1859
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Who wrote 'Origin of Species'?
Charles Darwin
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What did the publishing of 'Origin of Species' cause?
ape vs. angel debate
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What was the 'ape vs. angel' debate?
victorians lived in a pious society so were disgusted by idea that humans had evolved from primitive creatures
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What was a cultural obsession in the Victorian era?
freak shows
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Give an example of a freak show
PT Barnums' Congress of Freaks
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What was expected of a Victorian gentleman?
patience, calm attitude
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What is calvinism?
branch of Christianity
35
What is a calvanist's view?
total depravity ; original sin is unavoidable
people may appear outwardly good but they will always have sinful intentions
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Why is Hyde the most significant aspect of the novella?
didactic - potentially he 'HYDE's in us all
duality - hypocrisy of victorian era - RLS exposing society
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Chapter 1
Story of the Door
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Chapter 2
Search for Mr Hyde
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Chapter 3
Dr. Jekyll was Quite at Ease
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Chapter 4
The Carew Murder Case
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Chapter 5
Incident of the Letter
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Chapter 6
Incident of Dr. Lanyon
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Chapter 7
Incident at the Window
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Chapter 8
The Last Night
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Chapter 9
Dr. Lanyon's narrative
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Chapter 10
Dr. Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case
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initially, reputation is presented...
(ch1)
through hypocrisy
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reputation is also presented as...
(ch6)
being at the forefront of Victorian society
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reputation is revealed to be...
(ch10)
the cause for jekyll's transformation into hyde
50
finish the quote:
'punishment and...
...danger I cannot name'
51
finish the quote:
'terrors...
...so unmanning'
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finish the quote:
'chief of...
...sinners/sufferers'
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finish the quote:
'respect...
...my silence'
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finish the quote:
'stain of...
...breath upon a mirror'
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finish the quote:
'afford to...
...laugh at suspicion'
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finish the quote:
'spring headlong into...
...the sea of liberty'
57
complete the quote:
...my labarotary'
'escape into...
58
finish the quote:
'like a school boy...
...strip off these lendings'
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complete the quote:
'...for many'
'nut to crack...
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finish the quote:
'down a...
...by-street'
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finish the quote:
'name your...
... figure'
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finish the quote:
'make his name...
...stink'
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finish the quote:
'ashamed of my...
...long tongue'
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What did 'gross indecency' refer to?
homosexual acts between two men
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What made 'gross indecency' punishable by hanging?
1885 Criminal Law Amendment Act
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When was Jekyll and Hyde written?
1886
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Who wrote Jekyll and Hyde?
Robert Louis Stevenson
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initially, secrecy is presented as...
(ch1)
shield against scandal
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secrecy is also presented...
(ch7)
through unreliable narration
70
secrecy is revealed through...
(ch10)
the confession of Jekyll
71
finish the quote:
'showed no...
...window'
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finish the quote:
'blind...
...forehead'
73
finish the quote:
'name that I...
...can't mention'
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finish the quote:
'so you...
...found it out'
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finish the quote:
'window was...
...instantly thrust down'
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finish the quote:
'they saw...
...it for a glimpse'
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finish the quote:
'God forgive us...
...God forgive us'
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finish the quote:
'even a deeper...
...trench'
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finish the quote:
'lies at the...
...root of religion'
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finish the quote:
'morbid sense...
...of shame'
81
complete the quote:
'...in shame'
'plunged...
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When did RLS write the Body Snatcher?
1884
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What happens in the Body Snatcher?
a man is haunted by his guilty conscience and one of his victims
84
What are symptoms of syphillis?
rashes, sores, growths
infertility, hair loss
85
How did the Victorians treat syphillis?
mercury
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Examples of prudery and repression in Victorian era
arms and legs = 'extremities', 'limbs'
Language of Flowers
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Examples of Language of Flowers
Red Carnations ; 'my heart aches for you'
Pink ; 'Yes'
White Rose ; 'I cannot'
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What form is Jekyll and Hyde?
gothic novel
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What is so shocking to the reader about Jekyll being Hyde?
- he enjoys it ; 'younger, lighter, happier'
- he had always been inherently evil ; 'I concealed my pleasures'
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How does the name of the novel create the theme of secrecey?
'case'
mystery to be solved
'hyde'
hiding
91
What is interesting about the perspective of Jekyll and Hyde?
- Utterson's narrative ; he is unjudgmental but not omniscient
- framed narrative ; maid, Enfield, Lanyon
- nothing from Hyde's perspective ; secrecy, elusive
92
What was the debate related to the emerging middle class and the Victorian gentleman?
could you only be a born a gentleman or could you become one by behaving a certain way
93
How does Hyde change through the novel?
becomes increasingly evil
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How is Hyde presented in the novel as a whole?
symbol of repression, gothic monster
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What are Hyde’s core themes throughout the novel?
antagonist
product of science experiment gone wrong
