Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde: Characters (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards
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Jekyll's quote about human duality
Jekyll's quote about human duality
Man is not truly one, but truly two
What sides does Jekyll believe humans have?
What sides does Jekyll believe humans have?
Good and evil sides
Jekyll's quote about controlling Hyde
Jekyll's quote about controlling Hyde
The moment I choose, I can be rid of Mr Hyde
What Jekyll's belief about Hyde shows
What Jekyll's belief about Hyde shows
Overconfidence & underestimation of darker side
What Jekyll loses by indulging in Hyde
What Jekyll loses by indulging in Hyde
Control over his own identity
Animalistic phrase describing Hyde
Animalistic phrase describing Hyde
Ape-like fury
What Hyde represents
What Hyde represents
Darker, more primal side of humanity
Hyde embodies what?
Hyde embodies what?
Pure evil
Utterson's quote about seeking Hyde
Utterson's quote about seeking Hyde
If he be Mr Hyde, I shall be Mr Seek
Utterson's role in story
Utterson's role in story
Moral centre
Utterson's affections compared to what plant?
Utterson's affections compared to what plant?
Ivy - growth of time
How Utterson's friendships develop
How Utterson's friendships develop
Slowly and steadily
Lanyon's quote seeing transformation
Lanyon's quote seeing transformation
My soul sickened at it
What Lanyon represents
What Lanyon represents
Victorian belief in science & rationality
Lanyon's fate after revelation
Lanyon's fate after revelation
Decline and death