PPT-Jekyll and Hyde

What do these words mean to you LO To be introduced to the new unit of work Research Lesson Next term we will be studying The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Providing Context for Your Reading. After Robert Louis Stevenson’s death in 1894, his friend and fellow author, Henry James, wondered “whether Louis’s work itself doesn’t . The remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon. Doppelg. änger. The entire nineteenth century was often concerned with the. concept of a ‘double self’ or ‘twin’, often referred to as a. Doppelg. änger. Chapter 3 – Dr Jekyll was quite at ease. How does Stevenson present Jekyll in this chapter?. Just like Utterson, your task is to . act the detective. . . (HO). You need to establish what kind of man Jekyll is.. The Picture Book . For Easy Access to the Story!. 1. . The . Story of The Door. Meet Mr Utterson!. He is a very well-respected, serious but loveable man. . I let my brother go to the devil in his own way. By: Tanner, . Maddie. , Allie, . Kiah. , Avery and Katie. Definition. Period of dramatic change that brought England to its highest point of development as a world power. It was a time of prosperity, optimism, and stability.. Incident at the Window. Answer these questions in full sentences. Find one way in which the weather reflects characters’ emotions in this chapter.. How does Stevenson hint that the expression on Dr Jekyll’s face terrifies Enfield and . English 8. 1. Pallor --. . Extreme paleness of the skin, often due to fear or sickness.. . Days without sleep and proper food left Dr. Jekyll with a sickly . pallor. upon his face and a weakness in his heart. . Have out your . pen . and your . Jekyll & Hyde . vocab sheet.. . The Strange Case of. Dr. Jekyll and . Mr. Hyde. Author: Robert Louis Stevenson. Born . November 13, 1850. Sickly as a child. Nurse . English 8. 1. Indifferently --. To do or say in an uncaring manner without an bias.. . Jack asked Judy where she would like to eat Friday night and Judy . indifferently. said that it did not matter. . Robert Louis Stevenson . Warm-Up # 1 . In your Writer’s Notebook, . write a paragraph . about the following prompt: . Is any person completely good or completely evil? Instead, are people usually a mix of the two? Explain. . R.L.Stevenson. Gothic Teach Meet. LATE . BfI. 16. th. July 2013. mlindsay@nautical.lambeth.sch.uk. 19. th. Century text. Short!. Well written. Film versions. A rich resource. Popular A level module & English graduate courses. and there. , close up to the warmth, sat Dr. Jekyll, looking deathly sick. . He did . not rise to meet his visitor, but held out a cold hand and bade . him welcome . in a changed voice. .”. Discover about Character:. Walking-Talking Mock Exam. You should have:. An exam paper. Lined paper. AT LEAST one pen!. Different coloured . highlighters. Question a) – . 30 MINUTES. Read the question and . UNDERLINE. key words (theme/character). Head your paper with the subject, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.. Write the word “Summary”. Write for 5 minutes - Summarize what you remember about Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.. Stand up/Hand up/Pair up.