in Victorian society, who were likely to see Does it link to Stevenson’s good and bad as opposites, not two parts of one person. 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. Chapter Three: Consolidation You will need to refer to the full chapter! Analysis How does Stevenson present Jekyll in this chapter? How does he create a sense of mystery around the character? Evaluation How successful is Stevenson in creating a sense of mystery in this chapter? Creative Response Write a story or a poem about a friend who is a good person but befriends a bully, who is a bad influence. Call the story or poem ‘Bad Influence’. Write Utterson’s diary for this chapter. Test your knowledge so far… Chapter One: The Story of the Door Which terrible act does Hyde commit at the start of the Which noun is the part of the mind you’re unaware of, novel? but which influences your actions? He breaks into Jekyll’s lab. Subconscious. He forges Jekyll’s will. Ethics. He murders Danvers Carew. Supernatural. He tramples a young girl. Consciousness. How does compensate for his crime? What name is given to two opposites which cannot exist He begs for forgiveness. without each other? He offers to pray for her. Aberration. He pays her compensation. Atavism. He doesn’t even try to. Duality. Repression. Where does Hyde disappear to? Nobody sees wear he disappears to. Where was Robert Louis Stevenson drawn in his The dark and the fog help him escape. childhood? He disappears down a dark alleyway. The light, spacious streets of Edinburgh’s new town. Through a door which leads to Jekyll’s laboratory. The light, spacious streets of London’s new town. The dark, gloomy streets of Edinburgh’s old town. Chapter Two: Search for Hyde The dark, gloomy streets of London’s old town. What does Jekyll’s will say?
in Victorian society, who were likely to see good and bad as opposites, not two parts of one person. 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. Chapter Three: Consolidation You will need to refer to the full chapter! Analysis How does Stevenson present Jekyll in this chapter? How does he create a sense of mystery around the character? Evaluation How successful is Stevenson in creating a sense of mystery in this chapter? Creative Response Write a story or a poem about a friend who is a good person but befriends a bully, who is a bad influence. Call the story or poem ‘Bad Influence’. Write Utterson’s diary for this chapter. Test your knowledge so far… Chapter One: The Story of the Door Which terrible act does Hyde commit at the start of the novel? He breaks into Jekyll’s lab. He forges Jekyll’s will. He murders Danvers Carew. He tramples a young girl. How does compensate for his crime? He begs for forgiveness. He offers to pray for her. He pays her compensation. He doesn’t even try to. Where does Hyde disappear to? Nobody sees wear he disappears to. The dark and the fog help him escape. He disappears down a dark alleyway. Through a door which leads to Jekyll’s laboratory. Chapter Two: Search for Hyde What does Jekyll’s will say? Which noun is the part of the mind you’re unaware of, but which influences your actions? Subconscious. Ethics. Supernatural. Consciousness. What name is given to two opposites which cannot exist without each other? Aberration. Atavism. Duality. Repression. Where was Robert Louis Stevenson drawn 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.