Jekyll and hyde

• What is the theme discussed in the essay plan for Jekyll & Hyde?

  Duality of Man
• What does the phrase "ape-like fury" suggest about Hyde?

  Hyde is compared to an animal
• How does the simile "ape-like fury" relate to Darwin's theory of evolution?

  It suggests a primitive nature in Hyde
• What does the jury symbolize in the context of Hyde's character?

  Loss of control over one's actions
• What does the weather represent in Paragraph 2?

  Nature's evil influence
• What does the phrase "The fog rolled over the city" imply in the text?

  Fog represents society's sins and doom
• How does the use of pathetic fallacy enhance the gothic genre in the essay?

  It weaponizes weather to create tension
• What does zoomorphism refer to in the context of Jekyll's character?

  Jekyll's animalistic tendencies
• What does the phrase "the animal within me, licking chops of memory" suggest about Jekyll?

  Jekyll struggles with his primal urges
• What does the oxymoron "trampled calmly" reveal about Hyde's character?

  Hyde lacks empathy and remorse
• How does the adverb "calmly" contribute to the understanding of Hyde's nature?

  It emphasizes his inhuman aggression
• What is the main idea of Paragraph 5 regarding duality?

  Everyone has a good and bad side
• What does the simile "like a fire in a facer" suggest about social classes?

  Fire represents the intensity of class struggles
• How does Jekyll's hubris manifest in his quote about Hyde?

  He feels trapped by his own choices
• What does Jekyll mean when he says, "My devil had been long caged"?

  He acknowledges his inner evil
• How does the imagery of "blackness about his eyes" contribute to the theme of duality?

  It symbolizes the struggle between good and evil
• What does Utterson's quote about Hyde reveal?

  Utterson sees Hyde as devilish
• What does Jekyll's feeling of being a "disconsolate prisoner" imply?

  He feels trapped by his dual nature
• How does the phrase "the man trampled calmly over the child's body" function as an oxymoron?

  It contrasts calmness with violent action
• What does Jekyll's promise to never see Hyde again reveal about his character?

  He struggles with self-control
• How does the quote "I swear to God I will never see eyes as him again" reflect Jekyll's internal conflict?

  It shows his desperation to escape Hyde