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00:00 What are the THEMES
00:11 some damned JUGGERNAUT
02:24 sick with the DESIRE TO KILL Hyde
04:59 Utterson's REPRESSED DESIRE for JEKYLL
08:59 Satan's Signature: Utterson as UNRELIABLE NARRATOR
13:58 Ape-like fury
19:01 Jekyll's motive for killing CAREW
23:56 The FOG: Why HYDE lives in Soho
29:06 I wouldn't speak of this note: Utterson the CRIMINAL
33:31 Dr Lanyon's DEATH explained
39:00 I find it in my heart to pity him: Hyde's TRIUMPH

[bumba]

"Wizz through"
*45 minute in-depth analysis of basically all the important themes/characters in the novel*

[noahjdf]

I have my first GCSE tomorrow on Macbeth and Jekyll and mr Hyde, I've been watching your vids for two weeks, just these two weeks I've jumped up 6, 7, 8 marks because of your great ideas, thank you!

[AbdulazizAbdulrahman_]

how am i only just finding out that utterson's gay for jekyll 24 hours before my exam

[fio]

I was literally looking for this from you earlier. I just did a massive sigh of relief, thank you Mr Salles!!

[malharvarpe]

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[fhsogiglabLv]

oh my god you are actually a genius at this. my school just went with the classic interpretation that hyde is pure evil but after watching this video i understand the novel a whole lot more. so many times during this video i had to pause to take in all the information because OH MY GOD IT ALL MAKES SENSE NOW!!! thank you so much sir youre a lifesaver. AI could never

[durveshmohammed]

The creative thumbnail sums the plot up already 😂

[Nova-DT]

Just watched this and these interpretations are so good, definitely using them today! Thank you!

[eeeeee]

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[maybejay]

HOPE EVERYONE DOES WELL TMR!! WEVE GOT THIS

[Ballers-]

Love the effort Mr salles puts into everything, even his books. Super helpful !

[mrsharkyclarky]

Thankyou so so much! -Hopefully all goes well on monday...🤞🤞

[kherrypie]

Sir, how do I include alternative interpretations in my essay without contradicting the main point of my paragraph? Thank you for the video!

[nosnakesalive]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 *📜 The first description of Hyde as "some damned Juggernaut" subtly challenges Christian prejudice and invites questioning of Hyde's inherent evil.*
01:39 *🤔 Enfield's desire to kill Hyde hints at hypocrisy and societal corruption, contrasting with assumptions of Hyde's evilness.*
02:20 *🔬 Hyde's unnaturalness invokes fear of science, challenging Christian moral interpretations.*
05:41 *💔 Utterson's dream about Jekyll and Hyde suggests repressed desires, possibly hinting at homosexuality and jealousy.*
07:16 *💼 Hyde's blackmail of Jekyll implies a hidden relationship, sparking societal scandal fears.*
08:21 *🕵️‍♂️ Utterson's dream raises questions about Hyde's hold over Jekyll and potential motives, adding detective intrigue.*
09:13 *🧠 Utterson's perception of Hyde as inherently evil highlights the theme of dual nature and challenges Christian doctrine.*
11:45 *⚖️ The dual nature of man reflects the conflict between good and evil and warns against the influence of science over morality.*
14:11 *⛓️ Hyde's violent act against Carew taps into Victorian fears of crime and societal decay, adding Gothic elements to the narrative.*
23:57 *🌆 The close proximity of Jekyll's respectable residence to Hyde's disreputable Soho highlights societal hypocrisy and moral duplicity.*
26:27 *🏝️ Stevenson's experience in Samoa shaped his perspective, rejecting Victorian xenophobia and racism.*
27:52 *🌫️ Symbolism of fog in "Jekyll and Hyde" represents corruption and moral confusion in Victorian society.*
28:21 *👤 Utterson's jealousy of Jekyll's relationship with Hyde hints at themes of homosexuality and repression.*
29:16 *🔍 Utterson's concealment of evidence implicates him in criminal activity, reflecting societal hypocrisy.*
32:16 *⚖️ Stevenson critiques societal hypocrisy and the legal system's complicity in it.*
33:12 *🔍 Stevenson prompts readers to examine their hidden motives and societal hypocrisies.*
36:00 *💡 Hyde's promise of scientific progress contrasts with Christian fears of moral corruption.*
38:08 *⚗️ Stevenson challenges the Christian rejection of scientific progress through Lanyon's character.*
39:16 *🦹‍♂️ Jekyll's sympathy for Hyde challenges societal perceptions of good and evil.*
43:19 *🔄 Stevenson suggests embracing one's desires leads to empowerment, contrasting with Christian notions of morality.*

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[ytasnim]

my exams in 2 hours!! thx for these different interpretations you really helped me

[anitaryan]

I have never been taught the majority of these interpretations... my GCSE is tomorrow I am so confused

[ruqayyapatel]

mr salles do u need to revise all the character like enflied or do you only need to know Mr hyde, jekyll and utterson
also what do u think is going to come up

[aaronlucas]

Could you do something like this for lord of the flies ?

[aK-htbu]

thank you so much mr salles! your videos are so helpful, do you have any ideas of what the question could be about? as i want to do some practice plan essay

[saathvikkondreddy]

How would I go about discussing the detective them?

all I can think of saying is that Stevenson leaves question in the reader's mind as "cite evidence " which suggests "analysis" and explains why unusual