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GCSE Revision Copyright2006 wwwenglishteachingcouk   The play opens on a council chamber two dead bodies are lying on stretchers surrounded by police and onlookers As the narrator explains the story the onlookers slowly start to exit leaving only the narrator and a grieving woman on stage . DouglasComerComputerScienceDepartmentPurdueUniversity250N.UniversityStreetWestLafayette,IN47907-2066 Copyright2006.Allrightsreserved.Thisdocumentmaynotbereproducedbyanymeanswithoutwrittenconsentofthea The Story of the Door. How does Chapter One create Mystery?. A sinister figure of unknown identity. Description of an act of violence. Hints of blackmail and scandal. The sinister description of the door and its building. Blood. Brothers. Revision. Themes. Class divide. Family. Growing up. Superstition and Fate. Hopes and Dreams. Nature versus Nurture. Love and Marriage. Copyright © 2009 englishteaching.co.uk. Characters. Copyright2006, Achim Graupner An Introduction. Robert Louis Stevenson. 1850-1894. Scottish essayist, poet, and author of fiction and travel books. Many stories have horror and supernatural elements. Characters often prefer unknown hazards to everyday life of Victorian society.. ThecontentinthismanualislicensedunderaCreativeCommonsAttribution-ShareAlike2.0license.TheR-ForgeAdministrationandDevelopmentTeamhaschosentoapplytheCreativeCom-monsAttributionLicense(CCAL)tothismanual, "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde". An Introduction. Journal Prompt: . If you had a friend that was doing something that you were sure could either get them into trouble or cause them harm, would you….