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Writer's methods — Jekyll and Hyde — AQA GCSE English Literature 8702
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AQA GCSE English Literature
The 19th-century novel
Jekyll and Hyde
Writer's methods
AQA GCSE English Literature · 8702
Writer's methods
Writer's methods
What you need to know
How Stevenson's form, structure and language create meaning: the Gothic novella, the mystery structure and its delayed revelation,
multiple narrators and documents, setting (London, fog and the door), and animal and devilish imagery.
The Gothic novella and the 'shilling shocker', and the mystery structure that withholds the truth until the last two chapters.
Multiple narrators and documents: Enfield's story, Utterson's investigation, Lanyon's letter and Jekyll's statement.
Setting (fog, the door and Soho), and animal and devilish imagery for Hyde.
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