Jekyll & Hyde: the divided city
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In this unit, pupils explore the importance of settings in 'Jekyll and Hyde'. They first look at how Stevenson subverts our expectations of gothic settings, before looking at different settings and motifs in the novella. They finally do a detailed analysis of the 'Incident at the window' extract.
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Jekyll & Hyde: the divided city
In this unit, pupils explore the importance of settings in 'Jekyll and Hyde'. They first look at how Stevenson subverts our expectations of gothic settings, before looking at different settings and motifs in the novella. They finally do a detailed analysis of the 'Incident at the window' extract.
7 cashar- Considering Stevenson's use of time and weather in 'Jekyll and Hyde'
- Considering doors and windows as key motifs in Stevenson's 'Jekyll and Hyde'
- Considering Stevenson's use of fog as a motif in 'Jekyll and Hyde'
- Comparing atmospheric settings in Stevenson's 'Jekyll and Hyde'
- Detailed analysis of an extract in 'The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde'
- Considering Stevenson's subversion of Gothic setting in 'Jekyll and Hyde'
- Exploring Mr Utterson's dream in Stevenson's 'Jekyll and Hyde'