Hyde quotes and explanation
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- Created on: 29-04-18 21:13
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- Mr Hyde
- "Pale and dwarfish"
- He contrast the example of the perfect Victorian era gentleman. he is what society does not want people looking like
- "strong sense of deformity"
- the sibilance highlights the sharp s sound. it connotes danger something we should stay away from .
- used to be said that if you were deformed at that time it meant that in your previous life you had done something bad hence you were suffering the consequence
- "something downright detestable"
- He had a face indescribable that caused everyone to hate him when they went near him or glanced at him, he was bound to be hated.
- He did not try to please anyone and lived his own life, he had nothing of societies personalities that were looked for in a man at that time
- He had a face indescribable that caused everyone to hate him when they went near him or glanced at him, he was bound to be hated.
- "Trampled calmly."
- the oxymoron show how evil Hyde is for trampling over a little girl and not feeling an ounce of guilt.
- he is then many times referred as Satan in the book, that is a big insult in that era, because that are calling you the worst thing that anyone can be called at that era.
- we can understand that Hyde feels no sympathy or human emotions, because he was able to hurt an innocent little girl without thinking twice
- the oxymoron show how evil Hyde is for trampling over a little girl and not feeling an ounce of guilt.
- "snarled aloud into a savage laugh"
- savage again linking back to wild, we can also relate this to Darwin's theory of evolution, he has not evolved fully
- he may be just evil, does not care about others opinion of him he just wants to live his life to the fullest and be free.
- "Pale and dwarfish"
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