Mr Hyde Flashcards
“B____, s_______ coolness (…) like S_____”
Chapter 1 - Enfield’s description of Hyde
“Black, sneering coolness (…) like Satan”
“S______ laugh”
Chapter 2
“Savage laugh”
“B_____ out of all b______ and c_______ him into the earth”
Chapter 4 - the attack of sir danvers carew
“Broke out of all bounds and clubbed him into the earth”
Hyde has broken out of the bounds of common civility and entered the realm of evil
“A___-like f____” - Chapter 4 - the sir Danvers Carew murder
“Like a m_______” - Chapter 8
“Ape-like fury”
“Like a monkey”
Simile
Animal imagery
Primitive state - evolution
“Like some d______ J_________”
Chapter 1 - Enflield describing the way Hyde trampled “calmly over the young girl’s body”
“Like some damned Juggernaut”
Simile
Compares Hyde to an unstoppable, destructive force - highlights his lack of mercy and remorse, especially as his last 2 victims are a young girl and an elderly man
“A dismal s_______, as of mere a______ t_____” - C8, The Last Night
“Some creature”
“There is something w______ with his appearance; something d___________, something d_________ d__________. I never saw a man I so d________”
Enfield describing Hyde
Story of the Door
“There os something wrong with his appearance; something displeasing, something downright detestable. I never saw a man I so disliked”
“Mr. Hyde was p____ and d_______, he gave an impression of d_________ without any n________ m_____________”
Description of Hyde’s appearance
Search for Mr Hyde (C2)
“Mr Hyde was pale and dwarfish, he gave an impression of deformation without any nameable malfunction”
“The man seems hardly h______! Something t__________, shall we say”
Utterson speaking about Hyde
Search for Mr Hyde (C2)
“The man seems hardly human! Something troglodytic, shall we say”
“troglodytic” means pre evolved
“E___ … had left on that body an i______ of d_________ and d_____”
What Jekyll says about his experiment
Henry Jekyll’s Full Statement of the Case (C9)
“Evil … had left on that body an imprint of deformity and decay”
DESCRIPTION OF SOHO
“A d_____ street”
“Many r______ children”
“A dingy street”
“Many ragged children”
Soho was a part of London that was associated with crime and immoral living in the Victorian period.
Ideally suited to Hyde’s character - a dark place, full of crime and despair
Sharp contrast to Jekyll’s pleasant house
“There was something q_____ about that g___________” - Poole -C8
“There was something queer about that gentleman”
Poole is still respectful and refers to Hyde as a “gentleman”, despite believing that he murdered Dr. Jekyll
