Jekyll and Hyde Quotes - Paper 2 English Literature

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Utterson is not judgemental

“Mr Utterson had an approved tolerance of others”

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Allusion (text refers to another well-known text, person, event, or idea without fully explaining it)

“I incline to Cain’s heresy”

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Utterson’s job profession + loyalty

“the last good influence in the lives of downgoing men”

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Mr utterson was …. {lovable}

“lean, long, dusty, dreary and yet somehow lovable

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The door …

“The door [without] bell nor knocker, was blistered and distained

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There is something wrong about his appearance; ….

“There is something wrong with his appearance; something displeasing, something downright detestable

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A large, … {jekyll}

“A large, well-made, smooth faced man of fifty

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particularly … {hyde}

“particularly small and wicked looking

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Description of Sir Danvers Carew - a respectable gentleman

“an aged and beautiful gentleman with white hair”

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Violence of Hyde, animalistic and atavism

“With ape-like fury, he was trampling his victim under foot”

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Define Atavism

an ancestral genetic trait that reappears after having been lost in previous generations

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a … {london description}

“a great chocolate covered pall lowered over heaven […] district of some city in a nightmare

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I b… {honour}

“I bind my honour to you that I am done with him in this world

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Lanyon’s shock

(Dr. Lanyon) “shocked at the change […] death warrant written legibly upon his face

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Description of the Jekyll’s face when he begins to transforms {fear?}

(Utterson about jekyll) “(the) smile was struck out of his face (and succeeded by an expression of) such abject terror and despair

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Plot revelation - ch9

“He… drank with one gulp. […] my mind submerged in terror… there stood Henry Jekyll!”

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Duality - Fond of …

(Jekyll) “I was fond of the respect of the wise and the good … [but] I concealed my pleasures [because there was] a profound duplicity of me”

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Duality [easy quote]

“man is not truly one, but truly two”

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i was slowly …. {Jekyll realising he’s cooked}

(Jekyll) “I was slowly losing hold of my original and better self, and slowly becoming […] my second and worse

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… alone in …, …

“Edward Hyde, alone in the ranks of mankind, was pure evil.”

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Define Ostracised

Deliberately avoiding/not inviting to social events,
What jekyll DOESN’T want to happen to him

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he …. {girl}

“trampled calmly”

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Murder of Sir Danvers Carew

“bones audibly shattered”

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5 places that violence is shown

  • girl

  • sir danvers carew

  • psychological violence

  • suicide of Hyde “body still twitching”

  • banging the door open when they barge in

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2 Quotes for the breaking down of the door

“the battered door stood in the middle of the room”
“the red baize door leaped against the lock and hinges”

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Common Motifs

  • Duality

  • Doors (lock → secretive)

  • Fog

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Why is dual narrative Significant?

  • Two sides of the same story; adds to DUALITY

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Victorian Reputation: Context

  • Must be respectable, polite and restrained

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Victorian Fear of Science + Change: Context

  • 1800s was period of dramatic scientific breakthroughs

  • People feared it fought against religion

  • Jekyll → incarnation of this fear and moral breakdown → ‘plays God’

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Duality: Context

  • Freud - Id - Desire - His desire to be free and do what he wants

  • He is trying to split the Id

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Stevenson: Context

  • Raised strict religious household in Scotland - clear good and bad

  • Later rebelled - J&H is an exploration of his internal struggles