sir carew

Cards (20)

  • Who is Sir Danvers Carew?
    An MP described as an aged gentleman
  • What does Carew's murder signify about Hyde?
    It shows Hyde's violent capabilities
  • How does Carew's murder relate to the Whitechapel Murders?
    Some believe it inspired the Jack the Ripper killings
  • What class distinction is highlighted between Carew and Hyde?
    Carew is high class, Hyde is working class
  • What does Carew's murder symbolize in the context of class struggle?
    • Represents violent uprising of the proletariat
    • Juxtaposition of high class and working class
  • In which chapter does Carew's murder occur?
    Chapter four
  • How is Carew's murder witnessed?
    A maid sees it through a window
  • What does Carew's role as a victim signify in the novella?
    It shows Hyde's disregard for authority
  • What is implied about Utterson's relationship with Carew?
    Utterson knew Carew well enough to identify him
  • Why might Hyde have attacked Carew?
    Hyde attacked him because he was a good man
  • How does Carew's innocence contrast with Hyde's character?
    Carew's innocence highlights Hyde's maliciousness
  • What is the first reference to Carew in the novella?
    His high position as a victim
  • How does the description of Carew reflect Victorian society?
    It shows the hierarchical and classist nature
  • What do the animalistic connotations of "ferocity" imply?
    Carew is prey and Hyde is the predator
  • What does "white hair" symbolize in Carew's description?
    Distinguishment and purity
  • How is Carew feminized in the novella?
    His description perpetuates helplessness
  • What does Carew's "very pretty manner of politeness" suggest?
    It emphasizes his vulnerability as a gentleman
  • What does "old-world kindness" imply about current culture?
    Current culture is harsher than before
  • How does Carew's surprise and hurt contribute to the narrative tension?
    It suggests he was unaware of Hyde's intentions
  • What role does Carew serve in the novella?
    • A victim of Hyde's violence
    • A plot device to highlight themes of authority
    • Represents the clash between good and evil