key words

• Being like an animal?

  Bestial
• The human mind?

  Psyche
• Being primitive?

  Atavistic
• What kind of metaphor compares someone to an animal?

  Zoomorphic
• What kind of metaphor compares someone to an ape?

  Simian imagery
• What kind of structure is shown in chapter 9 and 10?

  Epistolary
• What is when something doesn't fit in with it's surroundings?

  Incongruous
• What is it called when a character is a contrast to another

  Foil
• Other term for 1890s

  Fin de Siecle
• A story with a hidden message?

  Allegory
• split

  dichotomy
• Jekyll's science is

  metaphysical
• Lanyon's science is

  Rational
• changing in a surprising manner

  transmogrification
• moral standards


  propriety
• Hyde embodies....


  man's innate primitive qualities , resulting in fear in the religious Victorian audience