Jekyll & Hyde: Setting II
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- Created on: 07-08-21 20:00
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- Jekyll & Hyde: Setting
- "a fog rolled over the city"
- Pathetic fallacy of the fog over London. Representation of Mr Utterson's mind.
- "the night was brilliantly lit by the full moon"
- The moonlight almost casts a spotlight on the streets, creating an unnerving atmosphere with certain levels of anxiety due to the fact that the purpose of such is unclear and abnormal.
- "like a district of some city in a nightmare"
- Jekyll's fears and sins seem to be reflecting upon the city of London
- "dusty windows barred with iron"
- The house has no windows. Links in with Jekyll being a "disconsolate prisoner." Also portrays his animalistic explorations
- "for even in the houses the fog began to lie thickly"
- Utterson inside the laboratory - he is mystified by the condition of the room.
- "a pale moon, lying on her back as though the wind had tilted her
- Gothic setting builds tension and suggests unnatural events
- "a fog rolled over the city"
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