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This GCSE, English Literature resource provides an extract and a comprehension from Chapter 2 of Robert Louis Stevenson鈥檚 novel, 鈥淪trange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde鈥�. The extract delves into Mr. Utterson鈥檚 troubled thoughts and the nightmarish visions that plague him as he grapples with the mystery surrounding Mr. Hyde.

There is a set of 12 questions designed to test students鈥� understanding of the passage, focusing on the imagery, character descriptions, and thematic elements.
Example questions include:
What recurring images does the lawyer see in his dreams?
How does the lawyer describe Mr. Hyde鈥檚 face?
What does the lawyer hope to achieve by seeing Mr. Hyde鈥檚 face?

An essay question prompts students to discuss how Stevenson presents the themes of duality and the nature of evil in this extract and throughout the novel.
Guidance is provided for structuring the answer, including an introduction to the themes, analysis of the extract, comparison with other parts of the novel, and a concluding summary.

This resource is ideal for GCSE students studying 鈥淪trange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde鈥�. It encourages critical thinking and detailed analysis of key themes and characters in the novel. The comprehension questions and essay prompts help students engage with the text at a deeper level, fostering a better understanding of Stevenson鈥檚 literary techniques and thematic explorations.

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