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How does Stevenson present the tension between religion and science?…
How does Stevenson present the tension between religion and science?
Chapter Nine
'o god' 'o god'
the repetition shows the constant battle for lanyon between god and his good friend
'restored from death--there stood Henry Jekyll
suggesting hes gone to hell and come back
'shield me from that prodigy, my mind submerged in terror'
shows the context at the time they were scared to acpect new ideas surronding science
'my soul sickened at it'
the sibilance shows the hissing which shows disgust and how he could of seen the devil in Jekyll
could be a oxymoron as soul relating to relgion as a postive and sickened having negative connations
'black'
'my life shaken to its roots'
all his core values and everything he believed in is being challenged
'moral turpitude'
oximoron
Jekyll was scared to tell his friends because everyone was so religious and it was going against god and going with science
victorian times people were extremely suspicious
turpitude - wicked behaviour or character
'satan's signature upon his face'
utterson descritpion of jekyll
'danmed juggernaught'