Jekyll And Hyde Key Quotes Flashcards

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“ his affections, like ivy were the growth of time”- about utterson

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.Utterson choice of friends isn’t guided by worth, but the time they spend with him and their proximity to him.
. Shows that character of utterson is good at building good relationships with others.
. Metaphor of ivy shows how he holds onto those relationships like ivy does on buildings

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“ the man trampled calmly over the child’s body”

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.juxtapostion reflects Hyde careless attitude towards a action that would be taken drastically if overlooked by others and isn’t normal to do.
. He feels no remorse for his crimes and how the act of violence is a habitual event that he fulfils without much contemplation.

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“ there is something wrong with his appearance, something…….Enfield about Hyde

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Displeasing”
. Something uncanny about hyde- can’t put your finger on it.
. Puts the reader on edge and worried about Hyde’s potential further actions.
. Repetition of ‘ something’ reflects the uncanny feeling everyone has towards Hyde.

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“ I can’t describe him” - characters about hyde

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. Characters react strongly to Hydes appearance
. Yet Enfield can’t accurately describe him- which hints that there’s something unusual or supernatural about his character.

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“ hearty healthy dapper red faced gentlemen” - “ too fanciful” - Lanyon about Jekyll- “ unscientific balderdash”

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. Lanyon represents the contrast/ foil characters of Jekyll & Lanyon
. Lanyon is rational and a reputable face of science.
. Quote represents his pure and genuine character.

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“ I only ask you to help him for my sake….- Jekylltalking about Hyde.

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When I am not here”
Desperate tone links both Jekyll and Hyde and Jekylls desperateness to protect Hyde once he has ‘disappeared’ or ‘died’
Very ironic- Jekyll is Hyde and no one is aware of it at this stage.
“ all possessions were to pass into the hands of his friend and benefactor Mr hyde”

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What form of story is Jekyll and Hyde written in?

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Epistolary- story told through letters and documents- reflects gothic detective novella

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“ Dr lanyon took to his bed and in less than a fortnight he was….

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Dead”
Why??- what has made lanyon ill? ( perhaps he’s seen Jekyll transform into Hyde! )
Shows how Jekylls dual nature is impacting everyone else.
Must be so evil and supernatural to make Lanyon ill?

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What is duality?

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Humans consist of multiple personalities and fight them all the time. - Jekyll falls victim and gives in to his dual nature.

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Utterson response to seeing Hyde im jekylls clothes dead in Jekylls lab

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. Ironic- Hyde in Jekylls clothes- moment of realisation.
. Sigmund freud - unconscious and conscious descions- Hyde was the unconscious, icebergs theory- tip of iceberg is actions seen by everyone else but beneath is Jekylls desires that wouldn’t make him a respectable gentleman.
. ‘Man is not one but truly two’
. Calls Jekyll “ self destroyer”

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What is Jekyll and Hyde written in?

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3rd person narrative- makes the book mimic structure of scientific case study- adds horror to the text but also shows reader there is duality in everything and everyone.

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A03- information on Stevenson

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He had bad dreams about seeing a man changing into a monster- sparked book
He has dual nature himself- went to dark and lower class areas of London.
He wife didn’t approve of the story and he was forced to burn the manuscript.
He had a wardrobe made by Deacon Brodie- a robber by night to fund his gambling addiction and a religious gentleman by day.
A nurse told him scary stories of Thomas weir- was executed for many odd reasons

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“The large, handsome face of Dr Jekyll grew pale to the lips and there came a…

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Blackness about his eyes”
Duality- when hyde is mentioned there is a physical change in dr jekylls attitude and feelings linking the two characters.

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“Broke out all bounds and…

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Clubbed him to the earth
> hydes violent murder of carew

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“Mr. Utterson the lawyer was a man of a rugged countenance, that was never lighted by a smile; cold, scanty and embarrassed in discourse” but yet somehow??

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Loveable

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“like a district of some city in a….

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nightmare
> shows supernatural character of hyde and his effect on the city and everyone else that lives there.

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What quotation shows the city is dying?

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“ fog slept above the drowned city “
> shows that characters that know about hyde are isolating their perspectives and won’t talk about him

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what is the city described as?

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A “nocturnal city”
> only comes alive at night
> link to district of soho and how the respectable gentleman would go there at night and give in to their desires

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“Labryinths of lamp lighted the city”

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repetition of L sound makes the city seem calm, but hyde contrasts this with his chaotic and unpredictable character

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“ hailing down a storm of blows under which the bones were audibly….

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Shattered
> sound imagery- emphasises the traumatic and violent/ brutal action that Hyde is committing.
Creates a sense of empathy for the victim- Sir Danvers Carew
Emphases hydes satan like actions - “ really like satan”

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My devil has long been caged

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he came out roaring

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He began to go…

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Wrong, wrong in the mind
> repetition emphasises lanyons hatred for Jekylls experiments in the lab

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Man is not truly one…

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but truly two
> recognises too late that his duality is going to destroy him
> parallelism

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I stood already committed to….

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The profound duplicity of life
> split between public persona vs private desires - soho district

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Evil had left on that body…
An imprint of deformity and decay > emphasise the unatural and supernatural like character of hyde that has been effected by evil
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“ my new power tempted me until….
I fell into slavery > became prisoner of his own mind- metaphor > hyde was a drug he could not resist it was his release of his inner desires
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Enfield came from? “ some place at….
the end of the world > idea of duality- where was he? district of soho links- middle class area
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What word could you use to describe Utterson?
Rectitude- morally good behaviour and honesty
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mark of…
a modest man > utterson > mark= stain connotations, tainted with the expectations of a reputable gentleman
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Jekyll, you know me…
im a man to be trusted > aware of his trustworthy reputation
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This is a very strange tale poole, this is a rather…
wild tale my man > wild & strange hint the dual nature of man and the shockingness of it all
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What were stevensons intentions with utterson?
Use him as a vehicle to expose morality and ethics in society > moral compass in the novel
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What is morality?
The good and bad behaviour and difference between right and wrong
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A certain icy…
Pang along my blood > pang= sharp pain of emotion > foreshadowing lanyons death
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“His face became suddenly black and the features…
Seemed to melt and alter > heightening the climax by describing the scene with intense vivid language to express the scenes that lanyon is seeing ALLUSION TO WHEN UTTERSON ASKS ABOUT THE WILL- “there became a blackness abiut his eyes
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What does Hyde represent ( sigmund froid)
ID- the repressed urges and desires of the unconscious mind
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What does Jekyll represent?
the ego= attempts to balance the ID and the Super ego but his battle with Hyde results in his dual nature coming to life
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What could the super ego represent?
Jekylls urge to be a well behaved, moral Victorian gentleman OR uttersons driving force of exposing morality and ethics in the society
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What sentence starter can you use to include freuds theory?
Through the freudian lens, it could be interpreted that…
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Who came up with the criminal man theory? And what was it?
Lombroso > idea that you could tell if someone was a criminal due to the shape of their skull
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He gives a strong feeling of….
Deformity
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What is point 1 you could make on duality……. It’s inherent and..,
IRREPRESSIBLE- cannot be separated Victorian society forcing Victorian gentleman like Jekyll to FACADE ( mask) their duality is futile
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Duality is repressed because….
Victorian society forcing Victorian gentleman like Jekyll to FACADE ( mask) their duality is futile
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Duality is caused between a battle of societies and….
wants and instincts of man LINK THIS TO FREUD THEORY!!!
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Like some damned…
Juggernaut > biblical allusion- suggests Hyde isn’t isn’t human but has been limited by god for his behaviour and immoral actions
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Hyde is inextricably linked to…
Evil and amoral behaviour ( doesn’t know right and wrong )
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What does the quote ‘ there is something wrong with his appearance’ tell us?
Idea of physiognomy- the way you look indicates your nature, foreshadowing hydes brutal and dehumanising actions of acts like “ clubbed him to the earth”
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Hydes first impression is the readers….
Lasting impression > influences the way the reader views hyde all the way through the novel just from the start