Duality

Cards (6)

In chapter 1, Hyde can represent the worse that..
Humanity as a whole can be
State the quote which uses juxtaposition which can highlight duality/contrast between Jekyll and Hyde “calmly” - Respectable, honourable personality “Trampled”, highlight the violent, careless side of Hyde
“Trampled calmly over the child’s body”
State the quote from chapter 4 which uses pathetic fallacy/metaphor which implies that storm, a natural disaster, is not created by humans but is rather something inhuman wrecking havoc on humans (Hyde)
“Storms of blows”
State the quote from chapter 6 which uses Religious imagery to suggests that Hyde is aware of what he has done wrong and feels sorry for himself for the consequences.
“Chief of sinners, chief of sufferers”
State the quote from chapter 6 which is represent IVE of Hyde taking control over Jekyll and presents the duality man as present, taking effect within one person.
“Go my own dark way”
State the quote from chapter 7 which emphasises the escapability of Jekyll in Hyde and highlights how both sides of man take up a part of everyone, being difficult to be removed from.
“Disconsolate prisoner“