Exploring Mr Utterson's dream in Stevenson's 'Jekyll and Hyde'
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I can analyse the dream settings in ‘Jekyll and Hyde’.
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Mr. Utterson’s dream is full of images of evil and violence.
Stevenson writes the dream sequence in quick moving prose to mimic the shifting nature of dreams.
In his dream, Mr. Utterson sees many children being crushed by Hyde, suggesting that evil is ubiquitous.
Mr. Utterson’s dream shows him Dr. Jekyll under the power of another person.
Using a thesis statement, topic sentences, supporting details and conclusions help us to plan our writing.
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