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Mind Map by Camilla Greene, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Camilla Greene
almost 4 years ago
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Dr Jekyll and
Mr Hyde -
Victorian
London
- Chapter 1
- Utterson and Mr Enfield go for a walk
- The contrast between the two sides
of London is first shown
- "The street shone out in contrast
to its dingy neighbourhood, like a
fire in a forest" Pg 4
- "The marks of prolonged
and sordid negligence" Pg 5
- "The street shone out in contrast
to its dingy neighbourhood, like a
fire in a forest" Pg 4
- The contrast between the two sides
of London is first shown
- Utterson and Mr Enfield go for a walk
- Chapter 2
- Utterson's nightmare in chapter 2
highlights the anonymity of the city of
London and the unknown terrors that
exist
- "He would be aware of the
great field of lamps of a
nocturnal city" Pg 15
- "Through wider labyrinths
of lamplighted city" Pg 15
- "He would be aware of the
great field of lamps of a
nocturnal city" Pg 15
- Utterson's nightmare in chapter 2
highlights the anonymity of the city of
London and the unknown terrors that
exist
- Chapter 3
- The reader is given an insight into the
world of upper class London through a
dinner party hostedby Dr Jekyll
- "______"
- "______"
- The reader is given an insight into the
world of upper class London through a
dinner party hostedby Dr Jekyll
- Chapter 4
- The violent death of Mr Hyde is portrayed
from the narrative perspective of a maid
who witnesses the attack. Pathetic fallacy
and contrast is used to narrate the events
- "________"
- "_______"
- "________"
- The violent death of Mr Hyde is portrayed
from the narrative perspective of a maid
who witnesses the attack. Pathetic fallacy
and contrast is used to narrate the events
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