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Chapter 5: The Lion & The Jackal

Chapter 5: The Lion & The Jackal. –noun 1. any of several nocturnal wild dogs of Asia and Africa that scavenge or hunt in packs. 2. a person who performs dishonest deeds as the follower or accomplice of another. 3. a person who performs menial or degrading tasks for another.

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Chapter 5: The Lion & The Jackal

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  1. Chapter 5: The Lion & The Jackal –noun 1. any of several nocturnal wild dogs of Asia and Africa that scavenge or hunt in packs. 2. a person who performs dishonest deeds as the follower or accomplice of another. 3. a person who performs menial or degrading tasks for another

  2. Chapter 6 Symbolism • Miss Pross • Jarvis Lorry • Shoemaking bench • Tower of London/DIG • Footsteps and echoes • Sydney Carton • Raindrops/storm (also pathetic fallacy)

  3. Characteristics of a Romantic Hero • Self-knowledge is valued more than physical strength or endurance; physical courage is de-valued. • The battle is internal--it is a psychological war won by the "courage to be me." • Moral codes are eccentric--heroes make their own rules. • Passions are outside individual control. • Loyalty is to a particular project and to a community of like-minded others. • Birth and classare unimportant--the individual tries to rise above his or her society. • The hero is moody, isolated, and introspective.

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