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themes, dingy street - Coggle Diagram

- - - - atmosphere
        
        Pathetic Fallacy
        
        the weather= emotions
        
        The weather- foggy and cloudy
      - setting
        
        buildings
        
        decrepit
        
        brocken down
        
        reflect characters
    - - hiding around London
        
        people not being able to find him
        
        adds to the fact that Hyde is hiding behind Jekyll and Jekyll is hiding behind Hyde.
        
        Jekyll nowhere to be seen
        
        eerie and tension for reader not knowing where he is
      - settings
        
        the streets
        
        the streets where Hyde 'lives'
        
        the door
        
        gives of bad vibes
        
        the housing
        
        front of Jekyll's house vs the back
  - - - Lanyon and Jekyll- became very ill
      - Lanyon and Jekyll/ Hyde- shrieked hysterically
      - Utterson- bad dreams
    - - Hyde takes Jekyll over in the end- he is very powerful
      - he is so evil he does not know what is bad
      - surprises the reader at the time- was disgusting
      - makes people cringe looking at him
        
        people want to kill him when looking at him.
      - supernatural
        
        Hydeis presented as inhhuman
        
        peopel want to kill him just by looking at him
        
        being pure evil is not normal
        
        he is animalsistic
        
        'ape-like fury'
        
        'Satan's signature upon his forehead'
  - - - very religious society- high standards
        
        obliged to to the right things- very judgmental
      - gossip was every where
        
        everyone had to be secretive
    - - showing the about changing behavior of the time-
        
        Bout Jekyll wanting to separate behaviors
        
        shows that society at the time was too harsh
      - Utterson= the set example of the correct way to behave
        
        Jekyll wishes to be like him = separate personalities
        
        'lean, long,dusty,dreary and yet somehow lovable.'
        
        'he was austere with himself'
      - 'man about town'
    - - Everyone was expected to be good
        
        good example is Utterson or Carew
        
        Utterson is very truthful and looks out for people and polite
        
        Carew is a member of parliament, and is very respectable
      - Jekyll wishes to separate the good and bad from each other
        
        Hyde = pure evil
        
        Jekyll = good + evil
        
        shows how high expectations were
- - - - Jekyll struggled as to keep his bad side away and wished to separate the god and bad
        
        shows how oppressive the times were
      - Mr Utterson is a good example for the expected gentlemen
      - Enfield is also not that good of a person- does stuff that would not be considered great
        
        'well known man about town
        
        'coming home from somewhere at the end of the world, about 3 o'clock in the morning'
    - - darwins theory came out around 100yrs before
      - evil culd have been assosiated with going back to the apes like what we used to be
        
        seeming as Hyde is describled very much like an ape the theory might have some significance
        
        'ape- like fury'
- - - - this was because rumors and gossip was easily spread
        
        'you sit quietly on a hill and away the stone goes starting others
      - Jekyll lowered his reputation when associating with / being Hyde.
        
        causes rumors to spread, eg whether Hyde was bribing him ect.
    - - Jekyll act differently when alone than with company.
    - - on the inside, he is lying and he is scared as Hyde is taking over him
      - he is also scared as Hyde has killed someone and he has to hide him
    - - act well on the outside
      - on the inside they are jumbled up and try to keep the bad out
    - - they wish to kill him= bad
- - - - Jekyll and Hyde are the same person
      - the fact that Jekyll wanted a new person to be the pure evil version of him
        
        he did this to try and make his life easier so that he didn't have to keep worrying about protecting his reputation
      - a change in society now allows us to show both sides
        
        to an extent
      - at the time showing both good and bad sides of you was considered bad.