JEKYLL & HYDE concepts

Question 1

Mr Edward Hyde

Answer 1

In ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’ Stevenson creates a character like Hyde to represent the fears of Victorian society as him being seen as ubiquitous and Mr Hyde is the PRODUCT OF REPRESSED DESIRES

Question 2

Mr Gabreial Utterson

Answer 2

Utterson is the perfect/ typical upper class gentleman everything a victorian was supposed to be like

Question 3

Dr Henry Jekyll

Answer 3

Jekyll is presented as a victim to Victorian society as hes dual natured and presents the reality of mans suppressed desires and unrealistic expectations that were placed on Victorian gentlemen. “man is not truely one but truely two”