1. The Carew Murder Case
Mr Hyde broke out of all bounds and clubbed him to the earth. And the next moment, with ape-like fury, he was trampling his victim underfoot, and hailing down a storm of blows, under which the bones were audibly shattered and the body jumped upon the roadway. At the horror of these sights and sounds, the maid fainted. P21-22 Chapter 4
What contextual links can we make with this quote?
What words would you pick out to support your contextual link?

2. The Carew Murder Case
Only on one point, were they all agreed; and that was the haunting sense of unexpressed deformity with which the fugitive impressed his beholders.
Learning Checklist
To be able to confidently discuss the events in Chapter 4.
To feel confident in analysing language.
CHALLENGE- To be able to link our analysis to key themes in the text.

3. The Carew Murder Case Nomination Reading. Rules:
You may read from 3 sentences up to one page.
You cannot nominate people who have already read.
Please turn to page 21.

4. Investigating Chapter 4
Using the ‘Spice Chart’ answer three questions from the Nandos menu.
Where possible use a quote to support your answer.
Ensure you use full sentences and make sure you proof read your work and check for clarity of phrasing. Make sure your answers are FULLY EXTENDED.
Make sure you glue your sheet into your books.

5. 1. How is Hyde described as he kills Sir Danvers Carew
1. How is Hyde described as he kills Sir Danvers Carew? How does this image fit with the other physical descriptions Stevenson has given of Hyde? 2. What is revealed about the levels of Victorian society in the first page of this chapter? 3. As Utterson takes the police officer to arrest Hyde, Stevenson gives a vivid description of “the dismal quarter of Soho” where Hyde lives. What is the effect of this description on our mood? What is the effect of this description on our understanding of Hyde? 4. Why do you think that Utterson feels “a terror of the law and the law’s officers”? 5. Is there any significance in the fact that although Hyde’s specific facial features cannot be recognized, everyone remembers the sense of deformity he conveyed?

6. Re-read Chapter 4 and pick out five key quotes.
Copy them into your book and highlight key words.
Then discuss the significance of these words, for example do they discuss a certain theme? Do they show a character development? Do they capture Victorian values?