An essay exploring how Stevenson created tension in the first three chapters in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
Useful for anyone studying the text.
Covers:
- Introduction of Hyde through the methods of a report.
- The hellish language used to portray Hyde and his actions.
- Lombroso's theory of crime.
- The vague and terrifying portrayal of Hyde as a villain through Utterson's nightmares which induces a curiosity in the reader as well as being indicative of all problems in Victorian society.
- Jekyll's flaws and breaks of good character.
- Freud's structural model of the psyche.
- Duality.
Useful for anyone studying the text.
Covers:
- Introduction of Hyde through the methods of a report.
- The hellish language used to portray Hyde and his actions.
- Lombroso's theory of crime.
- The vague and terrifying portrayal of Hyde as a villain through Utterson's nightmares which induces a curiosity in the reader as well as being indicative of all problems in Victorian society.
- Jekyll's flaws and breaks of good character.
- Freud's structural model of the psyche.
- Duality.
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