Secrets Flashcards

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‘the windows were always shut’

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-Hyde’s house is depicted as shut off, like his personality which suggests he is harbouring secrets.

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‘blackness about his eyes’

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-As Hyde’s name is mentioned he shows involuntary signs of demonic nature and secretive nature.

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‘something downright detestable’

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It is impossible to explain what, but something dark about the nature of Hyde is felt by others.

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‘locking the door of the theatre behind him’

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Utterson locks Jekyll’s lab in order to stop his secret from coming out. He also doesn’t contact the police. He is either a great friend or a hypocrite since he said he was devoted to the law and wouldn’t help others willingly.

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‘If he be Mr Hyde, I shall be Mr Seek’

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Utterson has a commitment to uncover secrets, but at the end he ends up covering up Jekyll.

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‘deep-seated terror of the mind’

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His mind suggests he is keeping something dark away from others due to friendship.

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How is the theme of secrets used?

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They are used to represent societal pressure and the need to be accepted. All ‘good’ characters harbour secrets to maintain their facade of a good reputation.

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