Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 4
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- Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 4
- "a fog rolled over the city"
- Pathetic fallacy of the fog over London. Represents Utterson's mind
- "The night was brilliantly lit by the full moon"
- Gothic setting of London
- "an aged and beautiful gentleman with white hair
- Despcription of Sir Danver Carew which highlights on his innocence
- "such an innocent and old-work kindness of disposition
- Danver Carew is an respectable man
- "he broke out in great flame of anger... carrying on like a mad man"
- Hyde has no self-control and is easily angered for no reason
- "Mr Hyde broke out all bounds and clubbed him to Earth"
- Hyde is released from within Jekyll and attacks Carew
- "first fog of the season"
- Utterson's mind is clouded again
- "this mournful reinvasion of darkness"
- Jekyll is again submerged into his evil Hyde
- "like a district of some city in a nightmare"
- Jekyll's fears and sins seem to be reflecting upon London
- "a fog rolled over the city"
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