Chapter 5-10 Summaries of The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Chapter 5 After hearing about the horrendous crime, Mr Utterson goes to Dr Jekyll’s home, and for the first time, is admitted into Jekyll’s laboratory. The laboratory is dimly lit and cluttered. He finds Jekyll looking extremely unwell, making him more...

Understanding The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Following the story of a respected scientist, Dr Jekyll, Robert Louis Stevenson’s novella exposes the fascinating idea of pushing scientific boundaries through the ‘creation’ of Mr Hyde. Published in 1886, the narrative is primarily told through the...

Symbols in Animal Farm

Animal Farm The farm is a representation of a society. It has inhabitants, places to live, food production, politics and trade. We also see the social structure of the society: the leader (Napoleon) a political rival (Snowball) the religious leader (Moses) the police...

Themes in Animal Farm

Power and Corruption Although the novel is an allegory for the Soviet Union, Orwell’s criticism isn’t specifically about communism. Instead, it is what happens to people – or, in this case, animals – when given power. He demonstrates that power has the ability to...

Secondary Character Analysis of Animal Farm

Squealer Squealer is introduced as a “small fat pig… with very round cheeks, twinkling eyes, nimble movements, and a shrill voice.” He is very skilful at speaking persuasively and so is used by the pigs to communicate their decisions to the other animals. It is said...