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Lord of the Flies Guaranteed Success What is the significance of "The Sound of the Shell"? (chapter 1) ️️The conch shell represents democracy and unity What is Ralph's attitude toward Piggy when he first meets him? (chapter 1) ️️indifferent but superior What is the significance of Piggy's plea to join the expedition? (chapter 1) ️️Piggy was unable to go because of his physical defects; shows the differences in Ralph's and Jack's characters Why is Ralph...

English Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Chapter 6 Graded A Utterson feels that the death of Sir Danvers was more than paid for by what? ️️"The death of Sir Danvers was, to his way of thinking, more than paid for by the disappearance of Mr. Hyde." How does Dr. Jekyll behave at the time of Hyde's supposed disappearance? ️️Jekyll came out of seclusion, renewed relationships with his friends, and was at peace Between the days of January 8 and January 16 what change has occurred in...

Jekyll and Hyde Quotes – Reputation "I had been safe of all men's respect" - Jekyll ️️Jekyll wanted to maintain his strong reputation while releasing his evil side. "The more it looks like queer street the less I ask" - Enfield ️️Enfield does not like to get involved with gossip or questioning as it may impact his reputation. "Make his name stink from one end of London to the other" - Enfield ️️Enfield feels he can threaten Hyde to pay up by puttin...

Jekyll and Hyde Themes Guaranteed Success The duality of human nature: ️️Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde centers upon a conception of humanity as dual in nature, although the theme does not emerge fully until the last chapter, when the complete story of the Jekyll-Hyde relationship is revealed. Therefore, we confront the theory of a dual human nature explicitly only after having witnessed all of the events of the novel, including Hyde's crimes and his ultimate eclipsing of Jekyll. The t...

Jekyll & Hyde GCSE Revision Cards Dr. Jekyll ️️Is a well respected doctor, well established in his community. Since his youth however he has always known he has a darker side it is in the novel that you see him as he tries to bring out his other side showing his dual personality. Mr. Hyde ️️Is the result of Jekyll's scientific experiments and is basically an evil side of Jekyll which violent and cruel. He becomes stronger throughout the novel and soon Jekyll is finding it im...

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 influence...' Analysis: makes him seem reliable and trustworthy Hyde - violence (Chapter 1) ️️Quote: 'trampled calmly' Analysis: oxymoron - shows heartlessness Hyde - animal...

Jekyll And Hyde Quotes + Analysis "trampled calmly over the child's body and left her screaming" ️️adverb "calmly" is oxymoronic and suggests a sadistic attitude. "left her screaming" no compassion for the girl, direct reference to terror - evokes sympathy from the reader "disgust, loathing, and fear" ️️tricolon of harsh, abstract nouns. "loathing" suggests intense hatred. prominent as is comes from a calculated figure "an impression of...

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Study Guide Rated A+ Ch. 1: Briefly identify Mr. Utterson. ️️A lawyer. Very conservative, trustworthy, shy, capable of long term relationships, nonjudgemental, and reserved. Ch.1: Briefly identify Mr. Richard Enfield. ️️Mr. Utterson's distant relative. *Opposite of Mr. Utterson.* Conservative but social. Concerned citizen, active member of High Society. Takes long walks with Mr. Utterson on Sundays. Ch. 1: Find an example of an allusion in the first p...

Jekyll and Hyde Verified A+ Dr. Jekyll is a character unwilling to enter the social order, made evident by his ️️alter-ego, Mr. Hyde To become Hyde, Jekyll ️️Drinks a drought you makes up himself Jekyll had ___ ___ he had to let out. Mr. Hyde let him do so ️️unconsious desires id ego ️️Id(it) pleasure. Ego (I) mediator. Superego(conscience) rules and regulations Desire to want doing whatever it takes to get what you want ego ️️According to Freud, the decision-ma...

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde chapters 1-3 Guaranteed A+ At the start of the story, who are the two men walking down the London street? ️️Mr. utterson and Mr. enfield What is one of the men's (utterson or Enfield) occupation? ️️lawyer What is it that that Enfield and utterson come upon that reminds one of the men of a strange experience that occurred on the same street? ️️A door At what time of the morning was Mr. Enfield walking when he came upon the disfigured man? ️️3...