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Wise words...

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just started now bro

​@@skyro6715 same bro

Same 😂

me bro

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Easier to teach when there isn't 30 students asking for help and messing about at all times

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You make me happy when skies are grey (is that pathetic fallacy)

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​@@Dragon8uk1Gothic genre

@@RankethLiyanage oh yeah can't forget to analyse the form

Good luck bro

same we got this

@@j6milas yes we got this!

In it

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nah dawg your not cooked your deep fried

You got this

Just started

U too

That'd be nice

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drake rong did bogn ni thugh. Auih scartt'it vamos . mamamam

@@Jack-porter745 ur cooked for lit

@@jadentang2562 lmao

Drake the Lamar is know. you crazy, !

@@jadentang2562 me cooked? nah bro. you r cooked. Don't make me tell everyone what happened in your biology exam, mr fartsalot. Trust me brother, I am a master at english, grade 5-7 in a month, i will receive a 7 on this cheeky exam and saliviate over the grade. Don't underestiamte me, my friend. Yeah drake is crazy rn, I have'nt really enjoyed his diss but kendrck fills me up with direst cruelty and leaves me busting.

what if utterson comes up I will actually close the paper and cry

forreal

Others said that it wouldn't solely be on utterson or lanyon but they might like link to another thing

@@oneunderstandingz3842 fairs...thank goodness it was danger and fear lmao

they wont ask a question on just utterson or lanyon

@@andrew1525they could link lanyon to science

Generally asked with a theme but you can link characters to themes ( change the question for yourself . ) example : Stevenson uses Utterson to criticise the hypocrisy of morality Think of quotes : I let my brother go to hell on his own way , Says something in chapter 7 as we must save jekylls reputation, Gabriel ( biblical . Lanyon is jekylls foil doesn’t exceed science’s boundaries

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Yeah true that would be hard to use those quotes wouldnt they

Yeah man if you did talk about the setting and Jekyll and Hyde it would have no correlation to the question if it is Utterson or lanyon so you may just lose marks

@MrEverythingEnglish what do we do if that happens

Stevenson presents us with a range of puzzling examples of Hyde’s evil before revealing, in the final chapter, further mysteries about his nature. Taking the novel chronologically, we find out that Utterson suspects Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll for some “capers of his youth”. His choice of the cheerful “capers” implies that among gentlemen sins are ignored. We imagine these must be sexual adventures. The central mystery in the novel is what Hyde’s sins must be. We never find out. Similarly, we never find out what Enfield was doing when he first encountered Hyde, having come back “from some place at the end of the world”. This is another euphemism for sin which is so unacceptable to society that it is only on the edge of civilisation. This implies that Hyde’s brand of evil behaviour is the same as that of other men in civilised society. A further clue that this is so is the setting. Hyde lives in Soho, which symbolises all kinds of sin. This is less than a five minute walk from the respectable Leicester Square where Jekyll lives. Therefore Stevenson implies Utterson , Enfield and Lanyon are on the same level of evil as Hyde.

Kanton is jekylls foil in this novella doesn’t exceed science’s boundaries

walaikum salam. we are both cooked

Stevenson presents us with a range of puzzling examples of Hyde’s evil before revealing, in the final chapter, further mysteries about his nature. Taking the novel chronologically, we find out that Utterson suspects Hyde is blackmailing Jekyll for some “capers of his youth”. His choice of the cheerful “capers” implies that among gentlemen sins are ignored. We imagine these must be sexual adventures. The central mystery in the novel is what Hyde’s sins must be. We never find out. Similarly, we never find out what Enfield was doing when he first encountered Hyde, having come back “from some place at the end of the world”. This is another euphemism for sin which is so unacceptable to society that it is only on the edge of civilisation. This implies that Hyde’s brand of evil behaviour is the same as that of other men in civilised society. A further clue that this is so is the setting. Hyde lives in Soho, which symbolises all kinds of sin. This is less than a five minute walk from the respectable Leicester Square where Jekyll lives.

@@ahmedtariq10 is it Enfield who is there to witness the "trampled calmly"

​@@Sam_8_6 Yep

@@ahmedtariq10 cheers mate, praying for an easy question tmr, and good luck if you have urs tmr :)

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I, AALSo conused

The quote is in chapter 10 but Jekyll says this before Hyde kills Carew; Its a flashback and so is the whole chapter (almost). I am not sure if he said that before Carews Murder or After but: Before Carew's Murder: Foreshadows the atrocities that Hyde is about to commit and the societal pain that he is about to inflict by killing the innocent Carew. Shows how just reminiscing over past evil memories can boil into further sinful actions. After Carew's murder: Foreshadows the absolute dominion that Evil will have over good and so it foreshadows Jekyll's demise at the hands of his own creation as seen in Ch.9 where Hyde kills himself and Jekyll in the process. Can also say that Hyde's superiority over Jekyll / Evils superiority over Good is impending and inevitable if man is left to his own devices about choosing between good or evil, as Sir said. Hope that helps bro.

@@ehabkahka3642 cheers

Coming very soon.

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​@MrEverythingEnglish sir how's there no quotes about utterson or lanyon they haven't come up yet and none of these quotes links to them

they won't ask a question solely on Lanyon, if it was related it would be a science question

true....

he would rpob do it a on the weekend

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He probably won't because very few people do it

you too! Wishing you the best of luck

Good luck

@@bellaquigley3126 thanksss

@@Sam_8_6 thank you

@@bellaquigley3126 thank youuu

i didn’t know setting was possible wtf

cant u talk about the fog as its part of the environment?

@@antoniopacanea6847 100%

@@antoniopacanea6847 that’s not enough for a whole essay tho

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You don’t need it it’s just recommended , some people got 9s without them said by Mr salles

Point reference technique zoom in effect link

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Thank you I was curious about what to do if it just asks 'how is utterson presented as a morally weak character' or smthn but im focusing now ty

@@fplhawk9224 That would actually be a really difficult question - For a question on Utterson, I would say instead that 1) Utterson is a symbol/example of a perfect respectable Victorian gentleman, 2) that Stevenson sets him up as trustworthy at the start of the book, and 3) that his character function is as the detective ("if he shall be Mr Hyde... I shall be Mr Seek") I think the "utterson presented as a morally weak character" question is so specific it won't come up, but a question on Utterson generally might

@@Enyap_ ty bro

s'alright bro, good luck

@@Enyap_ you too bro, we got this!!!

I watched the Macbeth version of this and he said two from the extract and two from this

12:45 says it here

2 from here and 2 from the extract

@@heyy1 thanks

@@MrEverythingEnglish thank you very much this helped so much. what a legend

That's what I'm doing, I know that quote alot better

@@Sam_8_6 good luck btw!