Dual Nature of Man (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards
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Jekyll's theory on human nature
Jekyll's theory on human nature
Man is not truly one, but truly two
Jekyll describes himself as
Jekyll describes himself as
Ordinary secret sinner
Term: Jekyll can't separate two sides
Term: Jekyll can't separate two sides
Radically both
Jekyll's feelings when transformed into Hyde
Jekyll's feelings when transformed into Hyde
Younger, lighter, happier
Jekyll's name for Hyde
Jekyll's name for Hyde
My devil
Utterson's observation on Hyde's face
Utterson's observation on Hyde's face
Satan's signature
Hyde's manner of movement
Hyde's manner of movement
Ape-like
Hyde's action on Jekyll's religious texts
Hyde's action on Jekyll's religious texts
Startling blasphemies
Metaphor for how Jekyll uses Hyde
Metaphor for how Jekyll uses Hyde
Thick cloak
Jekyll's house front appearance
Jekyll's house front appearance
Great air of wealth and comfort