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Jekyll and Hyde - Coggle Diagram

- - - - "very small gentleman" looks small compared to Carew suggesting the idea of hiding something within the name Hyde itself
    - - "ape-like fury" suggests primitive nature of Hyde attack, linking back to Darwin's theory of eveolution and our true nature
    - - "ill contained impatience" He is unable to control himself, he likes to be impulsive and is not willing to wait for gratification
    - - "The old gentleman took a step back, with the air of one very much surprised" his switch of personality is shocking and scary for Carew, suddenly his trustful converstaion has turned into a dangerous situation for Carew. Carew has become defensive whereas Hyde is offensive.
  - - - "an aged beautiful gentleman" taken good care of himself due to his high level of society, luck was on his side a lot of the time as aging "beautiful"ly is a tricky process.
    - - "bowed and accosted the other" good understanding of gentleman manners and is fair to all members of society even though Hyde is clearly the criminal underclass and probably recognisable by Carew as dangerous, either way he still greets him like he would a member of the royal family.
    - - " a very pretty manner of politeness" suggests Carew's professionalism through his understanding of gentleman behaviour and charming others.
    - - "the moon shone on his face as he spoke, and the girl was pleased to watch it" Carew has a hypnotising beauty that makes him very admirable and charming due to his upper class gentleman position.