Reputation (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards
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Reputation's power in Victorian England
Reputation's power in Victorian England
Held enormous power over a gentleman's life
Consequences of damaged reputation for Victorian gentlemen
Consequences of damaged reputation for Victorian gentlemen
Loss of business connections, political influence, social access
Utterson's priority over pursuing justice
Utterson's priority over pursuing justice
Protecting Jekyll's reputation
Utterson's warning to Jekyll about the trial
Utterson's warning to Jekyll about the trial
If it came to a trial, your name might appear
What reputations are constructed from
What reputations are constructed from
Appearances rather than reality
Jekyll's approach to his desires/actions
Jekyll's approach to his desires/actions
Concealment rather than confronting or controlling them
Effect of 'like a schoolboy' simile
Effect of 'like a schoolboy' simile
Makes Jekyll appear childish and irresponsible
Why Jekyll associates Hyde with liberty
Why Jekyll associates Hyde with liberty
Hyde allows him to conceal his sins completely
Meaning of Jekyll's 'I did not even exist' quote
Meaning of Jekyll's 'I did not even exist' quote
Jekyll distances himself from responsibility for Hyde's actions
Jekyll's key quote about his reputation safety
Jekyll's key quote about his reputation safety
I had been safe of all men's respect