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    Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is an English film which was classed as a horror when it was released. Now more of a comedy when you watch it‚ the special effects are nothing compared to the new effects of today. The film is about an English gentleman who wants to releases his inner desires and do all the things he longs to do‚ so he makes a potion and changes into another character (the evil side of himself - Hyde) The plot is hard to understand and it’s not very exciting either. It doesn’t have the

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    ‘church rang out the hour of twelve’ when ‘he would go gratefully to bed.’ Yet Stevenson presents Utterson as ‘dreary’‚ he also gives the lawyer many good qualities‚ such as his loyalty to his friends. This is evident when he suspects his friend Jekyll of committing criminal activities of blackmail and the sheltering of a murder; however he decides to sweep away what he has learnt and tells a clerk to ‘not speak of this note‚’ instead of ruining his friend’s reputation. Another quality Stevenson

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    1The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde was written in the late 1800s by Robert Louis Stevenson. This story is considered to be Gothic fiction. It is known as supernatural terror breaking into everyday reality‚ darkness and eeriness. It can be unpleasant but also interesting‚ something that keeps you reading till the end. 2It is about a Doctor. This Doctor’s name is Henry Jekyll. Dr. Jekyll strongly believes in the human nature of having two parts‚ or more‚ if possible. But these two parts were

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    How does Stevenson show human weaknesses and flaws highlighted in chapter 4? Both authors Stevenson and Shakespeare express the theme of weaknesses and flaw through their characters. As Hyde is depicted as the ’Id’ or the evil side of Jekyll‚ his conscience is diminished as he doesn’t have any guilty feeling towards the terrible crimes he commits‚ such as the murder of sir Danvers Carew‚ an upstanding citizen‚ which highlights the dichotomy between good and evil which further evidences Hyde’s flawed

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    the novella Dr‚ Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. After having a nightmare with the same story line he began writing the book and finished it three days after. The spooky novel is based in Victorian London. The classic book had been used in many movies‚ television shows‚ and more. Little did Stevenson know his nightmare would become one of the most well known horror books in the world.The author helps create an eerie mood in the book using imagery‚diction‚ and details. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde uses

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    THE STRANGE CASE OF DR JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE CHAPTER 1 ACTIVITIES CHOOSE A‚ B‚ OR C 1.) Mr. Utterson was … a.) A rather boring but tolerant man b.) A cold cruel man c.) A kind and warm man 2.) The shops were made to be… a.) Cheering for saleswomen b.) Attractive to customers c.) Threatening to criminals 3.) The passers-by who had seen the man mistreat the child… a.) Beat him severely b.) Threatened to denounce him publically c.) Asked the woman to beat him 4.) How is Mr

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    The Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Mary Reilly Lenka Říhová MUP‚ 4AS_K January 2014 Word Count: 1856 Valerie Martin‚ an American novelist and short story writer‚ wrote a gothic‚ suspense story Mary Reilly‚ based on Robert Louis Stevenson ´s classic novel The strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. This essay is going to deal with the problem of duality seen from different angles as well as comparing of both novels and the way Valerie Martin

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    adapted their stories to appeal the people of their time. “Dracula” by Bram Stoker used many of the conventions of the gothic genre to appeal to the Victorian Society. Stoker used the style of the novel‚ his characters and the tone to create an enticing text based on the beliefs of the novel’s era. The tone of the novel Dracula seemed to be fear. Fear is a very common theme in many gothic texts. A few different types of fear were used in “Dracula” but the most prominent was the fear of evil and the supernatural

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    Emily Goodman Dr. Ngezem Engl 2122 31 March 2014 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: A Representation of the Duality of Human Nature From the beginning of time‚ stories have been passed down through generations that have depicted the wild adventures of the unorthodox hero. Stories like The Hunchback of Notre Dame‚ where the hated and feared outcast of society becomes a beloved hero. Or in Robin Hood‚ where the thief helps put away the bad guy‚ saves the townsfolk from poverty‚ and gets the girl. The made

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    For thousands of years‚ the beliefs and standards of societies shape individuals. In The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson‚ the effects of society on individuals is a prevalent theme. The Victorian society upholds individuals to have a sensible reputation and professional work life. Throughout this novel‚ the societal standards fuel Jekyll’s internal conflict and influence the repression of Hyde. The societal standards are recognizable from the beginning of this novel

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