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Jekyll and Hyde - Key Quotes Verified A+ Utterson - character (Chapter 1) ️️Quote: 'a man of a rugged countenance, that was never lighted by a smile.' Analysis: he was very serious Utterson - character (Chapter 1) ️️Quote: '...the last reputable acquaintance and the last good inf...

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Utterson - character (Chapter 1) ✔️✔️Quote: 'a man of a rugged countenance, that was never lighted
by a smile.'



Analysis: he was very serious



Utterson - character (Chapter 1) ✔️✔️Quote: '...the last reputable acquaintance and the last good
influence...'



Analysis: makes him seem reliable and trustworthy



Hyde - violence (Chapter 1) ✔️✔️Quote: 'trampled calmly'



Analysis: oxymoron - shows heartlessness



Hyde - animalistic/primitive nature (Chapter 1) ✔️✔️Quote: 'It wasn't like a man; it was like some
damned Juggernaut.'



Analysis: simile - shows Hyde's inhumanity and Utterson's shock towards his violent actions



Hyde - character (Chapter 1) ✔️✔️Quote: 'brought out the sweat on me like running'



Analysis: simile - his presence was unnerving



Hyde - evil nature (Chapter 6) ✔️✔️Quote: 'black, sneering coolness'



Analysis: oxymoron - shows Hyde's cruel and inhumane character, colour imagery of 'black' gives sinister
connotations

, Hyde - evil nature (Chapter 1) ✔️✔️Quote: 'really like Satan'



Analysis: simile, religious reference - emphasises Hyde's evil nature by comparing him to Satan



Hyde - appearance (Chapter 1) ✔️✔️Quote: 'something displeasing, something downright detestable'



Analysis: hyperbole, plosive alliteration - emphasises Enfield's unexplainable disgust towards Hyde



Lanyon - change in Jekyll (Chapter 2 ✔️✔️Quote: 'he began to go wrong, wrong in mind'



Analysis: foreboding, repetition of 'wrong' - suggests that something is going on with Jekyll



Hyde - animalistic nature (Chapter 2) ✔️✔️Quote: 'with a hissing intake of the breath', 'snarled loudly
into a savage laugh'



Analysis: sibilance - reference to a snake, highlights his aggressive nature



Hyde - character (Chapter 2) ✔️✔️Quote: 'unknown disgust, loathing, and fear'



Analysis: tricolon - emphasises Utterson's immediate hatred towards Hyde



Jekyll - neighbourhood (Chapter 2) ✔️✔️Quote: 'wore a great air of wealth and comfort'



Analysis: personification - emphasises the contrast between the wealthy area in which Jekyll lives in and
Soho, where Hyde lives



Jekyll - character (Chapter 3) ✔️✔️Quote: 'every mark of capacity and kindness'

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