Analysing language in Jekyll and Hyde (Part 2)

English

powerful character who uses their power benevolently.

very powerful male who often exercises their power in a a cruel and often arbitrary way

defining characteristics, or must-haves, of a given genre

the way a writer has to write their story

sign or warning that a a momentous or calamitous event is likely to happen

when a reader knows a character is deeply unhappy

when a character exhibits high drama and lacks emotional restraint

when a reader meets a character for the first time

where a writer uses dialogue with a character

when the reader knows what will happen because they have read the story before

when the writer hints as to what will happen later in the story

when the writer lets the reader know something awful is about to happen

when the same concept or motif occurs multiple times

where the same phrase at the beginning of successive clauses is repeated

so a reader knows where the characters are

Why can setting be so important for a story?