temptation of curiosity analysis
Cards (20)
- What choice do characters face in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?
- What do the "curiosities" in the novella challenge?
- How does the rigid moral code affect temptation in the novella?
- What does the notion of temptation contradict in Victorian society?
- What is the most obvious example of temptation in the novella?
- What two temptations does Jekyll succumb to?
- What does Jekyll's creation of Hyde suggest about Victorian London?
- What do Jekyll's experiments reflect about the era's anxieties?
- Who are the characters influenced by Victorian values in the novella?
- How does Mr. Utterson respond to the strange circumstances surrounding Jekyll?
- What does Utterson's private imagination reveal about him?
- What leads to Dr. Lanyon's death?
- What does Stevenson create for the reader through the characters' experiences?
- How does the third person limited point of view affect the reader?
- What does Stevenson ultimately invite questions about?
- How does the novella portray the conflict between societal norms and personal desires?
- In what way is curiosity depicted as a threat to societal stability?
- What do Jekyll's experiments symbolize in the context of the novella?
- How do the characters' experiences reflect Victorian anxieties?
- How does the story's structure enhance its themes?