Question

Can anyone please check these definitions that I've matched?
Setting: The foggy, dark streets of London
Theme: Humanity is both good and evil.
Plot: Jekyll and Utterson disagree over the strange requests in Jekyll's will.
Internal conflict: Jekyll struggles to keep Hyde under control.
External conflict: A doctor and scientist's experiment goes wrong.

Answer 1

@paki

Answer 2

@uri

Answer 3

@Wolfboy

Answer 4

@HourglassMage

Answer 5

@emjaye111

Answer 6

@uri

Answer 7

U did ok

Answer 8

so r they all correct or do i need to correct some?

Answer 9

@uri

Answer 10

@tanya123 can u plz check and see if i got all of them correct?

Answer 11

Yeah, they are all correct! also great definition.

Answer 12

Thank you so much! :) @tanya123

Answer 13

@tanya123 can you plz check another one for me? :)

Answer 14

Sure.

Answer 15

Plot : The events of a story
Setting: When and where a story takes place.
Conflict: The struggles within a story.
Characters: The individuals in the story.
Theme: The meaning of a story.

Answer 16

Awesome !!!

Answer 17

Thank you sooo very much! you're awesome!!!

Answer 18

i have more if thats okay with you.

Answer 19

Yeah, that's fine =')

Answer 20

okayy! :)

Answer 21

In a gothic work, one commonly encounters

newlywed couples.

supernatural events.

exotic locations.<------ My answer.

everyday challenges.

Answer 22

is that correct? @tanya123

Answer 23

Gothic literature is related to Dark Romantic literature. It has certain recurring elements in such types of works. One is a dark, ominous tone and the use of dark elements--rain, storm clouds, shadows, etc.

So...Do you still think it's C?

Answer 24

oh no lol A?

Answer 25

Nope,

Supernatural events. ---> Gothic is a melodrama genre that takes things that are larger than life and places them in the story. Example would be one of the most famous Gothic novels out there: Mary Shelly's Frankenstein

Answer 26

oooohhh okk makes sense now lol

Answer 27

yup! next.

Answer 28

"Gothic" was a term originally applied to works that people thought to be

bright.

disappointing.

lighthearted.

barbaric.<------ My answer.

Answer 29

Correct.

Answer 30

yaayyy! that's all! Thank you very much!

Answer 31

Welcome (;

Answer 32

can i plz get another medal? lol

Answer 33

How? one medal per question...

Answer 34

oh ok sorry.

Answer 35

I'll give you one on your previous question.

Answer 36

okay thanks :) have u ever read The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

Answer 37

I don't remember the story, though I know I've read it long time ago...it's from the 1886. based on a doctor that is transformed into a murderous madman by taking a secret drug of his own creation.

Answer 38

oh well i have questions that i have to answer and i havent read it. can you please help?


Using what you know about the historical context at the time of publication, discuss one characteristic of Victorian life that is present in The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Your response should be a minimum of 5 sentences.

Answer 39

1 sentence -> Fear that advancing technology and rapid industrialization would corrupt humanity, and lead people to do monstrous things.

Also Idk the rest so you can read this (quite helpful) http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/jekyll/facts.html

Answer 40

okay another one

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In 3-5 sentences, explain one characteristic of a gothic theme present in The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Answer 42

Ok, make it fast please!!

Answer 43

Gothic theme characteristics in general: brooding, elements of the mysterious, and elements of the dark side of things or humans.

Answer 44

In Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Dr. Hattie Lanyon is a friend of Jekyll who lives in Cavendish Square. Utterson questions Lanyon about whether Lanyon has seen Jekyll in the last 10 yrs. Lanyon claims he hasn't seen Jekyll.

Answer 45

so this is the answer?

Answer 46

Yes

Answer 47

okay thats all thank youuu!

Answer 48

No Problem, Have a good Day, dear.