Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde - Mr Hyde character development
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- Created on: 24-01-19 20:05
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- Jekyll & Hyde - Mr Hyde
- End
- 'it was always as Hyde that I awakened'
- makes clear that Hyde is no longer released by a potion and can come out at anytime. It creates tension as the 'good character' is loosing against the evil character.
- 'double dose'
- Shows that the potion is less and less to contain Hyde. Exactly the sort of thing that the Victorian audience would worry about.
- 'it was always as Hyde that I awakened'
- Beginning
- 'Trampled calmly'
- The world calmly shows how he has no emotion. Trampled adds to this as it makes him sound more like an animal than a person
- 'Really like Satan'
- This simile clearly links Mr Hyde with the devil. Victorians were very religious and this supports the idea that Hyde is a monster.
- 'Trampled calmly'
- Middle
- 'ape-like fury'
- Shows that he has lost control through anger and the metaphor makes the reader see Mr Hyde as an animal. Links with Darwin as it suggest Mr Hyde is a primitive man
- 'Audibly Shattered'
- Conveys the strength and violence of Mr Hyde from the verb Shattered. The horrific details come from the reader understanding the pain Carew must have been in.
- 'ape-like fury'
- End
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