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However, the author also states that he ‘enjoyed the theatre, had not crossed the doors of one for some twenty years’.
This is showing he loves the theatre but as he is strict with himself he does not seem to enter a theatre door this also shows how he is strict with himself as he misses out on the fun things because he is strict with himself when he could just go out and go to the theatre.
One character that Utterson is “tolerant” with is Mr Enfield. He has a opposite personality to Utterson
“Well known man about town” He is a well known man as he is a sociable person and loves to have fun and party about, which is …show more content…
‘For the man trampled calmly over the child’s body and left her screaming on the ground’
This is an extreme incident that is thought to cross certain boundaries that is beyond a criminal offence. This shows that he has a lack of conscious and no feelings for people that he doesn’t seem to know this is interesting and creates a mystery about Hyde and what is actually going threw his mind. This is someone that is thought to be evil and someone like the devil. Stevenson uses Hyde’s identity to create a effect that makes us wonder who Hyde is, this is shown by
‘The whole business looked apocryphal, and the man does not, in real life, walk into a cellar door at four in the morning and return with another man’s cheque for close on a hundred pounds’
A begging of a mystery is created with this, and this creates a effect as this incident is not over violence and is about the identity of Hyde and is creating questions about who Hyde is, also it raises questions on how does the Victorian society
This is showing he loves the theatre but as he is strict with himself he does not seem to enter a theatre door this also shows how he is strict with himself as he misses out on the fun things because he is strict with himself when he could just go out and go to the theatre.
One character that Utterson is “tolerant” with is Mr Enfield. He has a opposite personality to Utterson
“Well known man about town” He is a well known man as he is a sociable person and loves to have fun and party about, which is …show more content…
‘For the man trampled calmly over the child’s body and left her screaming on the ground’
This is an extreme incident that is thought to cross certain boundaries that is beyond a criminal offence. This shows that he has a lack of conscious and no feelings for people that he doesn’t seem to know this is interesting and creates a mystery about Hyde and what is actually going threw his mind. This is someone that is thought to be evil and someone like the devil. Stevenson uses Hyde’s identity to create a effect that makes us wonder who Hyde is, this is shown by
‘The whole business looked apocryphal, and the man does not, in real life, walk into a cellar door at four in the morning and return with another man’s cheque for close on a hundred pounds’
A begging of a mystery is created with this, and this creates a effect as this incident is not over violence and is about the identity of Hyde and is creating questions about who Hyde is, also it raises questions on how does the Victorian society