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8.The Last Night (Context (Utterson used to seek the truth about Hyde, and…
8.The Last Night
Context
Utterson used to seek the truth about Hyde, and now wants nothing to do with him.
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"your master would be far from pleased". All of the staff gathered together as they were all scared for Jekyll.
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When Hyde screams, he does it like an animal. This adds to the theme of the supernatural, similar to when the witches in Macbeth call on their own animal spirits.
"A dismal screech, as a mere animal terror, rang from the cabinet."
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Language Techniques
Symbolism
"he had not once looked the lawyer in the face" symbolises how Utterson doesn't want to know the truth and fears the reality of the situation that Jekyll is in.
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Contrast
"He was dressed in clothes far too large for him, clothes of the doctor's bigness."
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Own opinions
Jekyll/Hyde needs the drug urgently, as his life now depends on it.
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"he must be still alive, he must have fled! And then, why fled?"
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