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Description: A brief analysis of the introduction of the character of Hyde in the novella Jekyll and Hyde. Includes analysis of various motifs and themes. Poster format. GCSE level
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The Presentation Of Hyde In
The First Passage
Hyde is introduced to the reader through the account of Dr
...
In the account the weather is immediately described as ‘a black winter
morning’ this use of pathetic fallacy foreshadows events to come
...
Henry Jekyll
and Dr
...
Hyde is described as ‘stumping along’,
implying that he is a less evolved, more primitive being - contextually
this is an intertextual link to Darwin’s Origin of Species which was
published 27 years earlier
...
‘I had
never met
a man I so
disliked,
yet I
scarce
know why’
After trampling the ‘screaming child’ Hyde was perfectly cool
implying his sociopathic nature
...
The adjective ‘sneering’ is repeated when describing Hyde implying
that he looks down on the ‘more evolved’ people in the passage
Description: A brief analysis of the introduction of the character of Hyde in the novella Jekyll and Hyde. Includes analysis of various motifs and themes. Poster format. GCSE level