Secrecy
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- Created on: 05-04-17 15:09
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- Reputation and Secrecy
- c1 say "nothing" victorian society didn't gossip much
- C1 Reputation important upper class
- Utterson and Enfield promise not to discuss Hyde. cheque signed by Jekyll to protect his reputation
- "Let us make a bargain never to refer to this again"
- Utterson and Enfield promise not to discuss Hyde. cheque signed by Jekyll to protect his reputation
- Fog presents big part of secrecy
- c4 carew murder cant see as fog "as brown as umber"
- chapter 5- Utterson usually keeps problems to himself. When asks guest for help foes so indirectly to not be upfront... conceal emotions
- Jekyll does not tell us immoral acts of Hyde. Left to the imagination
- Utterson more concerned prederving Jekyll reputation than bring Hyde to trial
- "if it came to a trial, your name might appear"
- Utterson done "many ill things" but doesnt mention them make his actions seem shameful even though past is "fairly blameless"
- Doesn't say where Enfiled returning from 3 o clock in morning suggests scandalous
- Downplay lots of major events
- Enfield describes trampled girl as "a bad story"
- When Lanyon says Jekyl is dead Utterson reguards "tut-tut"
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