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Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 5
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Year 11 (Jekyll and Hyde ) English Mapa Mental sobre Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 5, creado por Niamh Webster el 31/03/2018.
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Jekyll and Hyde Chapter 5
Jekyll acts strangely after Carew's murder
When Utterson visits Jekyll, he finds him behaving oddly
Jekyll is in his lab when Utterson goes to see him - unusual because Utterson hasn't visited his friend there beofre
This is in the "dingy" building we associate with Hyde, and Utterson feels a "sense of strangeness"
This creates tension and unease
Jekyll looks "sick" and speaks in a "feverish manner"
Shows how agitated he is about the murder
He's determined to be rid of Hyde, swearing to God that he'll never see him again
But he's still holding back information
He says he has "grounds for certainty" that Hyde will not return
But he "cannot share with anyone" what these are - increases the mystery
Stevenson includes letters in his narrative
Jekyll claims that he's received a letter from Hyde, which he gives to Utterson because he's worried it will affect his reputation
Utterson is relieved - he was concerned that Jekyll's name would be dragged into a scandal
Initially Utterson is convinced by the letter's authenticity, but when Poole says that nothing was delivered, he starts to doubt it
Shows that even when written documents can't be trusted
Stevenson gives the reader reasons to doubt what we're told - creates atmosphere of intrigue
Reader learns a lot through letters and documents - makes the gradual unravelling events of the story more realistic
Secrecy
Utterson usually keeps problems to himself
Even when he asks for Guest's help, he does it indirectly
It's all part of the Victorian code of restraint and concealing emotions
Utterson leaps to the wrong conclusion
Utterson takes the letter home and shows it to Guest
It's Guest who realises that Hyde's writing looks very similar to Jekyll's
Utterson "struggled" with himself before asking Guest for more information
Makes it seem as if Utterson is reluctant to uncover what might be an unpleasant truth
Utterson warns Guest not to speak about the letter
Adds another layer of secrecy to the case
Utterson come to the conclusion that Jekyll has forged the note for Hyde
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