Jekyll And Hyde: EVERYTHING Flashcards
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What does the Jekyll and Hyde study guide cover?
It provides everything needed for Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, covering the book chapter by chapter, key quotes, context, and exam strategies.
Who is Mr. Utterson?
Mr. Utterson is a lawyer portrayed as lonely and without much family, described as ‘dusty,’ implying he has been untouched or left alone for a long time.
What does Utterson’s loyalty foreshadow?
Utterson’s loyalty foreshadows the downfall of his friend, Henry Jekyll.
What incident does Enfield recount in Chapter 1?
Enfield recounts witnessing a man trampling a young girl late at night, showing no remorse.
What does Utterson learn about Jekyll’s will?
The will states that if anything happens to Jekyll, everything he owns should go to Hyde.
What does Utterson suspect about Hyde?
Utterson suspects that Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll.
What happens in Chapter 4: The Carew Murder Case?
Hyde brutally attacks Sir Danvers Carew, and a letter addressed to Utterson is found on Carew, leading to the realization that Hyde is the murderer.
What does Utterson discover about the letter from Hyde?
Utterson learns from Jekyll’s butler that no one delivered a letter to the house, leading him to suspect Jekyll forged it.
What does Dr. Lanyon witness?
Lanyon witnesses Hyde transform back into Jekyll, revealing that they are the same person.
What is Jekyll’s motivation for creating Hyde?
Jekyll creates Hyde to separate his good and bad desires, seeking freedom and indulgence without tarnishing his reputation.
What does Freud’s theory of the Id explain in the context of Jekyll and Hyde?
The Id controls raw human desires and instincts, suggesting that Jekyll and Hyde are slaves to their deepest desires.
What is the suggested paragraph structure for analyzing Jekyll and Hyde in an exam?
The structure involves writing four ‘pretzel paragraphs’ in 40 minutes, with 10 minutes for planning.
What are the key components of a ‘pretzel paragraph’?
P (Point), E (Evidence), T (Technique), E (Explanation), Z (Zoom), E (Explanation), L (Link).
What is the significance of the quote ‘Trampled calmly’?
It establishes Hyde as a savage with no mercy, emphasizing his enjoyment of inflicting pain.
How does the text reflect 19th-century society?
It reflects societal pressures and the expectations of individuals to maintain a facade of impeccable behavior.
What should you focus on in Paragraph 2?
Continue with a detailed point and relevant quote. Identify two language techniques. Zoom in on a noun or verb for close analysis. Embed context within your explanation, linking it directly to the quote and analysis.
What are some contextual examples to include in your analysis?
Contextual examples include Freud, Patriarchy, Gender, and Class.
What should you focus on in Paragraph 3?
Focus on structure and form, which often complement each other. Consider using pathetic fallacy as a structural device.
What is pathetic fallacy?
Pathetic Fallacy is when the weather reflects the mood of a scene.
Example: The fog in Jekyll and Hyde thickens as Hyde’s evil intensifies.
How does the weather in Jekyll and Hyde relate to the Gothic genre?
The weather in Jekyll and Hyde (e.g., fog) aligns with the conventions of the Gothic genre, which often features dark, supernatural themes and a significant reveal at the end.
What should you choose in Paragraph 4?
Choose either a language device or a structural device. Zoom in on a language device, structural device, noun, verb, or adjective.
What additional context can you incorporate in Paragraph 4?
You can incorporate a second piece of context if desired, such as Patriarchy (lack of female voice), Class (social disparities), or Religion (dangers of abandoning religious beliefs).
What are general tips for writing your analysis?
Ensure each paragraph contains a detailed point, relevant reference, and quote. Aim for a balance of language and structure analysis by the end of paragraph three. Embed context within your analysis rather than tacking it on at the end.
