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Key quotes to Change your life !

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“a certain sinister block of building thrust forward” Theme: Personification, foreshadowing Hyde, Contrasts Chapter 1: “a certain sinister block of building thrust forward”

Theme: Superstition, Religion, “Otherness” Chapter 1:Enfield Describes Hyde:“a really damnable man…..a strong feeling of deformity”

Chapter 1:Enfield Describes Hyde:“ Like some damned juggernaut” Theme: Superstition, Religion, “Otherness” Chapter 1:Enfield Describes Hyde:“ Like some damned juggernaut”

Theme: Deformity, Religion, foreshadowing Chapter 2: More on Hyde: “Mr Hyde was pale and dwarfish”, “Murderous mixture” “Foul Soul”

Chapter 2: Utterson on meeting Hyde: “Satan’s signature on a face” Theme: Religion, Hyde as symbol of Evil Chapter 2: Utterson on meeting Hyde: “Satan’s signature on a face”

Chapter 4: Carew Murder Case, more on Hyde: “broke out of all bounds” Theme: Violence, Evil, Duality, breaking society’s codes Chapter 4: Carew Murder Case, more on Hyde: “broke out of all bounds”

Theme: Violence, Evil, Duality, Symbolism Chapter 4: Carew Murder Case, broken cane as symbol of split personality: “Cane had broken……….one splintered half”

Theme: novel reveals social conditions of poverty, pathetic fallacy, Victorian fear of sex (Soho) Chapter 4: Carew Murder Case – journey to Soho – pathetic fallacy: “A haggard shaft of daylight” “A dismal quarter of Soho”

Theme: novel reveals social conditions of poverty, pathetic fallacy, Victorian fear of sex (Soho) Chapter 4: Carew Murder Case – journey to Soho – pathetic fallacy: “The fog settled down again” – fog a symbol of secrecy

Theme: Animalism, Victorian fear over Theory of Evolution, Fear of “Lower orders” – like animals Chapter 8: The Last Night, Poole on Hyde: “When that masked thing, like a monkey”

Theme: Transformation, Duality Chapter 9: Lanyon’s Narrative: “His face became suddenly black and his features seemed to melt and alter”

Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability” Chapter 10: The attraction of Hyde to Jekyll: “ I felt younger , lighter, happier……a heady recklessness”

Chapter 10: Jekyll: “Man is not truly one, but truly two” Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability” Chapter 10: Jekyll: “Man is not truly one, but truly two”

Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability” Chapter 10: Jekyll: “The animal within me, licking the chops of memory”

Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability” Chapter 10: Jekyll: “To assume, like a thick cloak, that of Edward Hyde”

Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability” Chapter 10: Jekyll: “All Human beings are commingled out of good and evil”

Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability”, RELIGION Chapter 10: Jekyll: “Instantly the spirit of hell awoke in me and raged”

Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability”, RELIGION, SUPPRESSED SEXUALITY, Hyde a symbol of deviant behaviour Chapter 10: Jekyll: “My devil had long been caged, he came out roaring” – lack of sexual control?

Chapter 10: Jekyll: “I was so profound a double dealer” Theme: Chapter 10 – key ideas on Sin, Duality, “respectability”, Chapter 10: Jekyll: “I was so profound a double dealer”

Theme: Choice, Free Will Chapter 10: Jekyll: “ But I had voluntarily stripped myself of these balancing instincts”

These are the Key Quotes that you need to succeed in the exam Try to learn as many as you can Remember: always be answering the question

Good Luck!