Structuring Notes

10. Enfield says about the buildings that ‘it’s hard to say where one ends and another begins.’ (p14) How might this be used to show the idea of duality? Jekyll’s house is very different from all the others, so the fact that it is hard to tell where one house ends and another begins suggests that one can easily be deceived into thinking that something is other than it really is. What we have here is a metaphor of evil inside man: - with the street as man and the house as the potential for evil within.