Duplicity & Duality
- Created by: j.eevan
- Created on: 14-03-16 18:17
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- Duplicity & Duality
- He is excited and full of adventure to his new character which strongly subverts his usual societal-expectation conforming character
- ''Braced and delighted me like wine''
- ZOOM: ''Wine'' was seen as a positive thing during the Victorian era, a substance representing happiness and wealth
- He is happy of his new character which is shown through his comparison to wine. He is happy despite him knowing that this would mean a loss of stature as this behvavior was frowned upon. Victorians usually compromised their happiness in order to retain their all-important stature
- ''Braced and delighted me like wine''
- Jekyll and Hyde are so different yet so similar
- ''These polar twins''
- ''Polar twins'' is a vivid juxtaposition as ''twins'' conveys an image of being the same / identical whereas ''polar'' implies total opposites with no similarities
- Despite them being the same person, they have juxtaposing mindsets
- ''These polar twins''
- Two identities depending on the enviroment
- ''Wear a more than commonly grave countenance before the public''
- He reserves his true self for himself and displays an alternative ego for the public which complies with the standards set by the Victorian society
- ''Wear a more than commonly grave countenance before the public''
- He is excited and full of adventure to his new character which strongly subverts his usual societal-expectation conforming character
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