Chapter 8 Analysis (Grade 12 NSC Matric English FAL): Flashcards
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What Ch. 8 represents in story structure
What Ch. 8 represents in story structure
Climax of the novella
Title of Chapter 8
Title of Chapter 8
The Last Night
Who calls Utterson for help about Jekyll
Who calls Utterson for help about Jekyll
Mr Poole (Jekyll's loyal servant)
What Poole & Utterson break down
What Poole & Utterson break down
Door to Jekyll's cabinet
How Jekyll shows secrecy in Ch. 8
How Jekyll shows secrecy in Ch. 8
Locks himself away, isolating completely
Utterson's main concern in Ch. 8
Utterson's main concern in Ch. 8
Protecting Jekyll's reputation
Animal Hyde is compared to (simile)
Animal Hyde is compared to (simile)
Monkey (shows primitive, inhuman nature)
Meaning: 'make clean breast'
Meaning: 'make clean breast'
Confess mistakes or tell the truth
What they find in Jekyll's cabinet
What they find in Jekyll's cabinet
Hyde's body (apparent suicide)
Jekyll's instruction about reading order
Jekyll's instruction about reading order
Read Lanyon's statement first