Violence

• " trampled over the girl calmly." Chapter: 1


  > first instance of Hyde's violent actions

  > Juxtaposition of "trampled" and "calmly" linking to duality while giving a sense that Hyde is an unstoppable force

  > Senseless violence when "trampling" over her like it's a casual occurence
• " He had in his hand a heavy cane " Chapter 4


  > Alliteration of "H" makes the sound of heavy breathing due to adrenaline ( increase tension )

  > Acts of violence has become more animalistic
• " clubbed him to the earth with ape-like fury" Chapter:4 


  > Vivid simile to describe the brutal troglodytic actions of Hyde with no restraint
• "a hail storm of blows... bones were audibly shattered " Chapter: 4 


  > Descriptive metaphor to describe the troglodytic actions of Hyde and can link to the devolution of Hyde

  > Onomatopoeia of "shattered" to produce the sound of the breaking bones (Cacaphonic word)