sir carew

• Who is Sir Danvers Carew?

  An MP described as an aged gentleman
• What does Carew's murder signify about Hyde's character?

  It shows Hyde's violence and destructiveness
• In what chapter does Carew's murder occur?

  Chapter four
• How did the Jack the Ripper murders relate to Carew's murder?

  Some believed Carew's murder inspired them
• What does the juxtaposition between Carew and Hyde represent?

  It symbolizes a violent uprising of the proletariat
• What is the significance of Carew's murder in the novella?

  • Symbolizes Hyde's disregard for authority
  • Carew is portrayed as a victim
  • Highlights the theme of violence in society
• Who witnesses Carew's murder?

  A maid through a window
• What does Carew's character represent in the context of the novella?

  He symbolizes innocence and goodness
• How is Carew described in the text?

  As an aged and beautiful gentleman
• What does the term "ferocity" imply about Carew's murder?

  It suggests a brutal and savage act
• How does Carew's description as "aged" and "beautiful" affect the reader's perception?

  It emphasizes his vulnerability and victimhood
• What does "old-world kindness" imply about Carew's character?

  It contrasts with the harshness of modern culture
• What does Carew's surprise and hurt suggest about his encounter with Hyde?

  He was unaware of Hyde's intentions