Mr Edward Hyde 2

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Quick Quotes - Mr Edward Hyde

Here are three short quotes highlighting key aspects of Hyde's character:

Merciless

“A man who was without bowels of mercy” (2).

Strange and uneven

“He gives a strong feeling of deformity” (1).

Selfish

“His every act and thought centered on self” (10).

Hyde - Primitive and Non-Human

The following quotes present Hyde as primitive and non-human:

“Clubbed him to the earth…with ape-like fury” (4)

“Satan’s signature upon a face” (2)

“Like a monkey jumped from among the chemicals” (8)

“Snarled aloud into a savage laugh” (2)

1Plot Summary

1.1Chapters 1-10

1.1.1Chapters 1 & 2

1.1.2Chapters 3 & 4

1.1.3Chapters 5 & 6

1.1.4Chapters 7 & 8

1.1.5Chapters 9 & 10

1.1.6End of Topic Test - Chapters 1-6

1.1.7End of Topic Test - Chapters 7-10

2Characters

2.1Jekyll & Hyde

2.1.1Dr Henry Jekyll

2.1.2Jekyll - Name & Quotes

2.1.3Mr Edward Hyde

2.1.4Jekyll/Hyde Quotes - Chapters 1-9

2.1.5Jekyll/Hyde Quotes - Chapter 10

2.1.6End of Topic Test - Jekyll & Hyde

2.1.7Exam-Style Questions - Mr Hyde

2.2Other Characters

2.2.1Mr Gabriel John Utterson

2.2.2Dr Hastie Lanyon

2.2.3Minor Characters

2.2.4End of Topic Test - Other Characters

3Gothic Genre

3.1Gothic Elements

3.1.1Gothic Conventions

3.1.2Gothic Settings & Symbolism

3.1.3End of Topic Test - Gothic Conventions

4Key Themes

4.1Key Themes & Quotes

4.1.1Science

4.1.2Dual Nature of Man

4.1.3Religion & Sin

4.1.4Violence & Horror

4.1.5Victorian Gentlemen

4.1.6End of Topic Test - Key Themes & Quotes

5Context & Author

5.1Context & Author

5.1.1The Victorian Era

5.1.2Deacon Brodie & Freud

5.1.3End of Topic Test - Context & Author

6Literary Techniques

6.1Literary Techniques

6.1.1Language

6.1.2Structure & Form

6.1.3End of Topic Test - Literary Techniques

7Grade 9 - Key Character & Theme Questions

7.1Key Character & Themes - Linked Questions

7.1.1Grade 9 - Key Characters & Themes

7.1.2Extract Analysis - Jekyll

7.1.3Extract Analysis - Duality

8Recap: Main Quotes

8.1Characters Quotes

8.1.1Dr Henry Jekyll

8.1.2Mr Edward Hyde

8.1.3Mr Edward Hyde 2

8.1.4Utterson & Lanyon

8.1.5Poole, Enfield & Mr Guest

8.2Text Structure - Quotes

8.2.1Jekyll's House & London

8.2.2Victorian Repression

8.2.3Religion

8.2.4Violence

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