Themes (Scottish Highers English): Quizzes
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How are gentlemen characterised in Jekyll and Hyde?
How are gentlemen characterised in Jekyll and Hyde?
By reluctance to share information
What does Utterson admit about his past?
What does Utterson admit about his past?
He committed "many ill things"
What unexplained detail about Enfield creates suspicion?
What unexplained detail about Enfield creates suspicion?
Where he was at 3am is unexplained
What do Utterson and Enfield agree to do about Hyde?
What do Utterson and Enfield agree to do about Hyde?
Never talk about him again
What do gentlemen prioritise over truth in the novel?
What do gentlemen prioritise over truth in the novel?
Social respectability
How does Enfield describe the trampling of a young girl?
How does Enfield describe the trampling of a young girl?
A bad story
Why do Lanyon and Jekyll write about their experiences?
Why do Lanyon and Jekyll write about their experiences?
To create distance from confessions
What features does the back door to Jekyll's house lack?
What features does the back door to Jekyll's house lack?
Neither bell nor knocker
What does breaking down the cabinet door symbolise?
What does breaking down the cabinet door symbolise?
Breakdown of Jekyll's walls of secrecy
How do narrative gaps affect the theme of secrecy?
How do narrative gaps affect the theme of secrecy?
They make it active rather than passive