Violence

Question 1

(ch.1)initially, violence is presented…

Answer 1

through enfield’s narration of the crime

Question 2

finish the quote: ‘the man trampled..

Answer 2

…calmly’

Question 3

finish the quote: ‘over the child’s…

Answer 3

..body’

Question 4

finish the quote: ‘hellish..

Answer 4

..to see’

Question 5

finish the quote: ‘like some damned..

Answer 5

..juggernaut’

Question 6

‘the man trampled calmly’
‘over the child’s body’
‘hellish to see’
‘like some damned juggernaut’

Answer 6

• first depiction of hyde’s evil nature, and stevenson deliberately inflicts it on a child to increase the reader’s fear of hyde’s character
• oxymoronic - ‘trampled calmly’ - hyde is comfortable with violence
• contrasting ‘man’ against ‘child’ -> threatening
• ‘damned’ refers to h’s sinful nature -> image of a juggernaut - suggesting a violent, powerful force surging forwards in an unstoppable manner

Question 7

finish the quote: ‘turn sick and..

Answer 7

…white with desire to kill him’

Question 8

‘sick and white with desire to kill him’

Answer 8

• refers to lombroso’s theory of atavism
• criminal
• hyde evokes violence

Question 9

(ch.2) initially, violence is presented..

Answer 9

through hyde

Question 10

finish the quote: ‘snarled..

Answer 10

..aloud into a savage laugh’

Question 11

finish the quote: ‘murderous..

Answer 11

…mixture of timidity and boldness’

Question 12

(ch.4)throughout the course of the novel, violence is presented…

Answer 12

through hyde’s behaviour

Question 13

finish the quote: ‘great flame…

Answer 13

..of anger’

Question 14

finish the quote: ‘stamping..

Answer 14

…with his foot’

Question 15

finish the quote: ‘clubbed him..

Answer 15

…to the earth’

Question 16

finish the quote: ‘ape-like..

Answer 16

…fury’

Question 17

finish the quote: ‘trampling..

Answer 17

…his victim’

Question 18

finish the quote: ‘a storm..

Answer 18

..of blows’

Question 19

finish the quote: ‘the bones were…

Answer 19

…audibly shattered’

Question 20

(ch.7)throughout the course of the novel, violence is presented..

Answer 20

through jekyll’s transformation

Question 21

finish the quote: ‘the smile was…

Answer 21

..struck out of his face’

Question 22

finish the quote: ‘succeeded by an expression..

Answer 22

…of such abject terror and despair’

Question 23

(ch.9)throughout the course of the novel, violence is presented..

Answer 23

through science

Question 24

finish the quote: ‘half-full of a…

Answer 24

…blood-red liquor’

Question 25

(ch.10)finally, violence is presented...

Answer 25

through the perspective of jekyll

Question 26

finish the quote: 'the most racking...

Answer 26

...pangs succeeded'

Question 27

finish the quote: 'a grinding in..

Answer 27

..the bones'

Question 28

finish the quote: 'deadly..

Answer 28

...nausea'

Question 29

(ch.10)finally, violence is presented..

Answer 29

through hyde's wickedness

Question 30

finish the quote: 'drinking pleasure..

Answer 30

...with bestial avidity from any degree of torture to another'

Question 31

finish the quote: 'i mauled the unresisting..

Answer 31

..body, tasting delight from every blow'

Question 32

finish the quote: 'he smote..

Answer 32

..her in the face'

Question 33

finish the quote: 'the spirit of hell..

Answer 33

...awoke in me and raged'

Question 34

finally, violence is presented...

Answer 34

through death

Question 35

finish the quote: 'he fears my power..

Answer 35

..to cut him off by suicide'

Question 36

finish the quote: 'doom that is..

Answer 36

..closing on us both'

Question 37

finish the quote: 'i bring the life..

Answer 37

..of that unhappy henry jekyll to an end.