Jekyll and Hyde-Victorian London

dismal quarter of Soho, ragged children

Hyde is associated with less respectable parts of London, as his house is in a______where ‘_____huddle in doorways.

Jekyll

________ sets up a house for Hyde in Soho, and furnishes it in ‘ luxury and good taste.

East end slums

The ________ were built close to factories so they could work longer hours, meaning the slums suffered particularly from pollution.

Gothic novels

Traditionally, ________ were set in faraway places, Stevenson choses to set his story in a place familiar to his readers, which might make the novels more frightening.

Dark alleys, narrow streets and constant fog

the perfect place to hide night-time exploits

Gothic Novel and Settings

Writers Techniques'

Dual nature of man

Theme

two different entrances but lead to the same building

The theme dual nature of man is shown as Jekyll's house has_______

overcrowded

Working-class London was______

they wouldn't be recognised

Gentlemen would go to the slums of London as______