Narrative Form Flashcards
initially narrative form is presented through (ch1)
Enfield
finish the quote : ‘sinisiter…
…block’
finish the quote : ‘sordid….
…negligence’
finish the quote : ‘very odd…
…story’
finish the quote : ‘blistered…
…and distained’
finish the quote : ‘damned….
…Juggernaut’
finish the quote : ‘really…
…like Satan’
finish the quote : ‘downright…
…detestable’
narrative form is also presented through (ch7)
utterson
finish the quote : ‘froze the..
…very blood’
finish the quote : ‘God forgive…
…us’
finish the quote : ‘answering…
….horror’
finish the quote : ‘abject terror…
…and despair’
finish the quote : ‘a…
….glimpse’
finish the quote : ‘thrust….
…down’
finish the quote : ‘scientific branch…
…of my confession’
narrative form is revealed through (ch10)
jekyll
finish the quote : ‘I am now..
…finishing this statement’
finish the quote : ‘I lay down..
…my pen’
finish the quote : ‘child of…
…Hell’
finish the quote : ‘tenfold…
..more wicked’
Why has Stevenson used narrative form?
trope of gothic literature
Why did Stevenson write gothic literature?
very popular
Why did Stevenson choose to write popular literature?
needed money
