Symbols

Moonlight

• Atmosphere: This creates a mysterious and obscure atmosphere, especially when combined with fog.

• Symbolism: Represents the hidden aspects of Jekyll's nature and his relationship with Hyde.

  

• Concealment: Just as fog hides the moonlight, Hyde's actions and existence are concealed.

• Transformation: Light is associated with Jekyll's transformation into Hyde.

Appearance of Evil

• Hyde as Embodiment: Hyde's physical appearance embodies pure evil.
• Deformity: Described as deformed, but his evil goes beyond physical appearance.
• Reactions: Characters experience unease, disgust, and unexplained hatred towards Hyde.
• Contrast: Hyde's evil stands in stark contrast to the respectable Victorian gentlemen.

Letters and Documents

• Narrative Element: Documents are integrated into the story's telling, revealing information and driving the plot.
• Emotional Expression: Characters use writing to express feelings they cannot speak aloud.
• Suspense & Mystery: The use of written communication enhances the suspense and mystery of the narrative.
• Examples: Consider specific letters (e.g., Lanyon's letter) and their significance in the plot.