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Jekyll and Hyde - Chapter 2

KEY WORDS: Contradiction Duality Context. Jekyll and Hyde - Chapter 2. Aims: To explore Chapter 2 thinking about these how language is used to create character. To ensure we understand the language and the plot. Home Learning – due today…. Vocabulary check!. endorse : decease :

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Jekyll and Hyde - Chapter 2

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  1. KEY WORDS: Contradiction Duality Context Jekyll and Hyde - Chapter 2 Aims: To explore Chapter 2 thinking about these how language is used to create character. To ensure we understand the language and the plot.

  2. Home Learning – due today…

  3. Vocabulary check! • endorse: • decease: • benefactor: • protégé: • conveyancing: • labyrinths: • inordinate: • condone: • iniquity:

  4. Questions – understanding plot! 1. Once Utterson confronts Hyde, how does he feel toward him? What reasons does Utterson give for his feelings about Hyde? In Utterson’s response to Hyde, what does Stevenson tell us about Hyde? 2. Why doesn’t Stevenson ever tell us what Hyde’s face looks like? 3. Describe the appearance of the street and house in which Dr. Jekyll lives. What can we infer about Dr. Jekyll from this setting? 4. Utterson’s speculation on Jekyll’s connection to Hyde makes him reflect on his own vices and failings. What could Stevenson be implying about human nature in Utterson’s reflection? 5. Explain Utterson’s view of the relationship between Jekyll & Hyde 6. What mysteries remain at the end of the chapter?

  5. Success criteria • Did my partner make a relevant point about the themes of the novel? • Did my partner select a relevant quotation to support their point? • Did my partner explain the effect of individual words and phrases? • Did my partner offer an additional interpretation? • Did my partner use the key words of the question? /5

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