'Jekyll and Hyde': examining Mr. Hyde as the embodiment of evil
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I can identify and analyse quotations which present Hyde as a dangerous character.
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Stevenson initially introduces Hyde through anecdotes and dream sequences - creating a sense of mystery.
Through Hyde’s actions and Stevenson’s description of him, Hyde could be described as the embodiment of evil.
When selecting quotations, they should be analysable and adaptable.
Select quotations that include interesting words, devices, connotations or give opportunities to explore symbolism.
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