Key Quotes Flashcards

(17 cards)

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“Go to the devil “

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Utterson - gives us the Christian context of the novel but also presents utterson having a dual nature , a respectable lawyer but surrounds himself with men who are sinful . Stevenson is saying that we all suffer from dual nature of society , especially fiddle class men of the Victorian era

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“ Like some damned juggernaut “

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First description of Hyde - not like a man , “damned” gives us the Christian aspect of the novel again , Stevenson is an aethist and is playing with a daul game with the readers (reinforcing Christian morality by killing Hyde and Jekyll for their sins - suggesting Christianity is forcing the false facade to cover our own sins)

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3
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“I incline to cain’s heresy”

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(Good vs evil, repression) Prelapserian language - juxtaposition why would you let your brother go the devil , ignoring each others sins

Does not take responsibility for other peoples actions

Does not want to interfere even if they are wrong

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“The curtains of the bed plucked apart “

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Utterson dreaming about Dr Jekyll I’m his bed , “plucked” has an intimate side like anshirt being plucked open imaging Jekyll being intimate without him but instead with Hyde sense of jealousy possibly sexually , not socially expectable

Imagery
(Duality of man)

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5
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“Satans signature “

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(Utterson as a unreliable narrator)

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6
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“Ape-like fury”

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Darwin’s theory of eveolution ,

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7
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“Fog still slept .. lamp light city “

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8
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“I won’t speak of this note “

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(Utterson)

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9
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“I found it in my heart to pity him “

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10
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“Make his name stink from one end of London to the other “

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( Enfeild )He undertsands the importance of reputation , he pressures Hyde into paying for his crime by threatening to …. “” . He doesn’t like to gosip and is “ashamed” when he tells Utterson about mr Hyde. Afraid to ruin reputation.

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11
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“Pale and dwarfish”

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Troglodytic deformity

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12
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“Trampled over calmly”

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Oxymoron

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13
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“I was born into a large fortune “

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14
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“Unscientific balderdash “

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15
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“To be tempted … was to fall”

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Prelapserian language

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16
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“I concealed my pleasures “

17
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“Man is not true oh one but truely 2 “