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LEARN KEY QUOTES KNOW S tructure L anguage I deas C ontext E ffects on Reader Story of the Door Two doors from one corner on the left hand going east the line was broken by the entry of a court The doorwas blistered and distained. 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. 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. 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 . Jekyll and Hyde, Ch. 1-3. In your journal, respond to the following question.. Is any person completely good or completely evil? Instead, are people usually a mixture of the two? Explain your reasoning.. 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 . Dr. Jekyll and Mr. . H. yde. ENGLISH 8. 1. Pedant --. An uninspired, boring academic person. . . Dr. Jekyll believes that Dr. Lanyon is a . pedant. because they have different ideas about medicine and scientific research. . VOCABULARY WORDS. ENGLISH 8. 1. Disreputable -- . Disgraceful, dishonorable, or infamous . . Mr. Hyde was considered to be a . disreputable. man due to the many horrible acts he committed in London. . 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. . His first great writing success was . Treasure Island. , a thrilling story of a swashbuckling pirate named Long John Silver.. RLS has a good claim as the inventor of the sleeping bag, taking a large fleece-lined sack with him to sleep on his journey through France.. Who is this about? What chapter does it happen in? “all of a sudden he broke out in a. . great flame of anger” . The quote is from chapter ___ and it is about ___________ when he _________________ ‘in a great flame of anger’. 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. 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. 11 . Robert Louis Stevenson and . Jekyll and Hyde. RLS: quick biography. RLS (1850-94). Born into middle-class family (lighthouse engineers). Sickly child > rebellious. . young man. 1871: gives up engineering.