Dr Jekyll Analysis - Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Dr Jekyll Analysis - Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with Miss Adams Teaches...
This video provides key quotes and analysis of the character of Dr Jekyll in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Great for GCSE revision, I will provide detailed analysis along with key critical terminology to help you succeed in your GCSE Literature exams! Get your flash cards ready!

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[@missadamsteaches...]

You’re welcome! Good luck today! 😀

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hope it is Dr jekyll Question for whole text tmr 🙏

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Me too!!!!

[@yahyael-tawil6359]

What does "you must suffer me to go my own dark way", actually mean regarding the context in chapter 6?

[@missadamsteaches...]

It means that Jekyll wants Utterson to leave him to his path, even though it’s one of darkness and difficulty. He’s essentially asking Utterson to let him get on with his own problems. Does that make sense?

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thank alot! i got my exam in like an hour wish me luck lol

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Good luck!!!!! 😀

[@sohamjain2459]

Could you also possibly talk about Hyde in this?

[@missadamsteaches...]

Of course because Hyde is a manifestation of Jekyll’s darker impulses. But be careful to frame it as such so that you keep focused on the question. So if Jekyll comes up one paragraph could be about how his questionable moral compass is emphasised through Hyde’s violence and Jekyll’s willingness to keep changing back into him. Good luck today!