Considering Stevenson's use of fog as a motif in 'Jekyll and Hyde'
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I can analyse the importance of fog in ‘The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde’.
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In Chapter 4, there is smog, bound up with pollution to create an artificial twilight that links to liminality
The dirt of the fog implies the pollution and corruption of London
In Soho (Ch4) there is smog, bound up with pollution to create an artificial twilight that links to liminality and Ch7
The fog and the mystery is heightened in Chapter 5
It is important to trace motifs throughout a text
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