Hyde’s character reflects his concerns about Does it link to Stevenson’s his own “malformation” and how others saw him. own life? Read the sample paragraph provided. Tick the bullet-points which have been achieved and draw arrows to where this happened (using different colours will make it easier to spot). Go back to the paragraph yesterday. Choose a bullet-point you didn’t include. Use a purple pen to add this to your work. Check Your Understanding... Plot Context Where does Hyde disappear to in chapter one? Who were Burke and Hare? Through a door which leads to Jekyll’s laboratory. Murderers who killed prostitutes. The dark and the fog help him escape. Murderers who sold dead bodies to science. He disappears down a dark alleyway. The inspiration for Jekyll and Hyde. Nobody sees wear he disappears to. Cabinet makers and thieves. What was Darwin’s theory? In chapter two, what does Jekyll’s will say? Intelligent design. If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Hyde. Humans evolved from monkeys. If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Utterson. Creationism. If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Enfield. Evolution by natural selection. If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Lanyon. How did Darwin’s theory affect Victorian people? In chapter two, Utterson watches the door and sees… Many people abandoned Christianity. Jekyll unlocking it. They stopped going to church. Hyde unlocking it. It confirmed what they had always suspected. Poole unlocking it. It challenged their existing beliefs. Nobody at all. Where was Robert Louis Stevenson drawn to in his What does Poole tell Utterson in chapter two? childhood? The servants have all been dismissed. The light, spacious streets of Edinburgh’s new town. The servants have never heard of Hyde. The light, spacious streets of London’s new town. The servants have never seen Hyde. The dark, gloomy streets of Edinburgh’s old town. The servants have been told to obey Hyde. The dark, gloomy streets of London’s old town. Chapter Two: Search for Mr Hyde You will need to refer to the full chapter! Analysis: use the how/what/why approach from earlier How does Stevenson create suspense in this chapter? How does Stevenson create a Gothic atmosphere in his description of the streets of London and Utterson’s dreams? Evaluation
Hyde’s character reflects his concerns about his own “malformation” and how others saw him. Does it link to Stevenson’s own life? Read the sample paragraph provided. Tick the bullet-points which have been achieved and draw arrows to where this happened (using different colours will make it easier to spot). Go back to the paragraph yesterday. Choose a bullet-point you didn’t include. Use a purple pen to add this to your work. Check Your Understanding... Plot Context Where does Hyde disappear to in chapter one? Through a door which leads to Jekyll’s laboratory. The dark and the fog help him escape. He disappears down a dark alleyway. Nobody sees wear he disappears to. In chapter two, what does Jekyll’s will say? If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Hyde. If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Utterson. If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Enfield. If he dies or disappears, his possessions are left to Lanyon. In chapter two, Utterson watches the door and sees… Jekyll unlocking it. Hyde unlocking it. Poole unlocking it. Nobody at all. What does Poole tell Utterson in chapter two? The servants have all been dismissed. The servants have never heard of Hyde. The servants have never seen Hyde. The servants have been told to obey Hyde. Who were Burke and Hare? Murderers who killed prostitutes. Murderers who sold dead bodies to science. The inspiration for Jekyll and Hyde. Cabinet makers and thieves. What was Darwin’s theory? Intelligent design. Humans evolved from monkeys. Creationism. Evolution by natural selection. How did Darwin’s theory affect Victorian people? Many people abandoned Christianity. They stopped going to church. It confirmed what they had always suspected. It challenged their existing beliefs. Where was Robert Louis Stevenson drawn to in his childhood? The light, spacious streets of Edinburgh’s new town. The light, spacious streets of London’s new town. The dark, gloomy streets of Edinburgh’s old town. The dark, gloomy streets of London’s old town. Chapter Two: Search for Mr Hyde You will need to refer to the full chapter! Analysis: use the how/what/why approach from earlier How does Stevenson create suspense in this chapter? How does Stevenson create a Gothic atmosphere in his description of the streets of London and Utterson’s dreams? Evaluation