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   What does Juggernaut mean in Jekyll & Hyde?

   • juggernaut" links Hyde's actions to those of the devil, emphasising his depraved behaviour. This introduces a recurring motif of links between Hyde and the devil, whcih suggest that Jekyll has been tempted into releasing his innermost evil desires through his transformation into Hyde.

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   What does Mr Utterson tell Jekyll about Mr Hyde?

   • Mr Utterson, confused reaches out to Jekyll to learn about Mr Hyde. He also discusses it with his friend Dr Lanyon. Dr Lanyon informs him about his broken contacts with Jekyll over some “unscientific balderdash” research that he does not approve of. Utterson’s curiosity takes the best of him.

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   How did Robert Louis Stevenson use the term 'Juggernaut'?

   • Robert Louis Stevenson used the term in Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, published in 1886, when describing the violent Edward Hyde as "like some damned Juggernaut" after he trampled a child. Other notable writers to have used the word this way range from H. G. Wells and Longfellow to Joe Klein.

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   Who is Jekyll & Hyde?

   • The storyline revolves around the character, Dr Henry Jekyll, Mr Gabriel John Utterson’s friend, who changes his personality with a potion that he comes across during his research. He takes on the personality of Mr Edward Hyde, who is very cruel and evil-minded. The duality of persona is, since then, presented with the name of Jekyll and Hyde.

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   Are Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde similar?

   • Doppelganger: Although Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde are not similar in physical features, they are similar in that they are both the same person. Mr Hyde is another or second self of Dr Jekyll. Therefore, it could be termed a doppelganger case. Foreshadowing: The novel shows the following examples of foreshadowing. i.

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   How is Hyde compared to a 'juggernaut'?

   • The comparison with a 'juggernaut' highlights his lack of mercy and remorse, especially as his two most prominent victims are a young girl and an elderly man. This makes Hyde seem like a cowardly and bullying figure. The simile is ambiguous and dehumanises Hyde, making him appear devoid of human emotions and sympathy, but shrouding him in mystery.

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   The comparison with a 'juggernaut' highlights his lack of mercy and remorse, especially as his two most prominent victims are a young girl and an elderly man. This makes Hyde seem like a cowardly and bullying figure.

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   A juggernaut ( / ˈdʒʌɡərnɔːt / ⓘ ), [1] in current English usage, is a literal or metaphorical force regarded as merciless, destructive, and unstoppable. This English usage originated in the mid-nineteenth century and was the early rendering in English of Jagannath, an important deity in the Hinduism of eastern and north-eastern India.

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   Jan 5, 2004 · Hyde is unexpectedly (and undeservedly) liberated from his prison to cause further havoc. Thus, we may conclude that Stevenson is utilizing allusions coherently, to underscore certain fundamental themes of the novella.

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   The first simile compares his affections to ivy, the second the street to fire, and the third passions to a tempest. Study guide for Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson, with plot summary, character analysis, and literary analysis.

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