Jekyll and Hyde FOR MS WILLIAMS ELYCIA CAROLE KUNICA
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- Created on: 09-05-18 13:29
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- The novels setting is mostly dark and foggy
- Stevenson expresses the "darkness" in the novel.
- In Soho, the light is always changing. Utterson sees "degrees and hues of twilight"
- Setting and Sybolism
- Stevenson always repeats fog. its so dense that it covers the whole street. making them places of secrecy.
- Fog works against the characters in the novel. when Utterson visits Soho the fog "cut him off" from his surroundings
- Stevenson uses the fog to isolate characters and restrict their view of events.
- Fog works against the characters in the novel. when Utterson visits Soho the fog "cut him off" from his surroundings
- Fog also symbolises mystery, the lecture theatre at Jekylls house was described as "foggy" the fog inside the house represents how deep Jekylls secrets are.
- Victorian London was known for its smoke. It was so dense that people into the themes sometimes
- Stevenson always repeats fog. its so dense that it covers the whole street. making them places of secrecy.
- Stevenson expresses the "darkness" in the novel.
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