What examples are there of pathetic fallacy in Jekyll and hyde?

Answer 1

It is Hardy's way of developing both characters and themes further through his description of setting. He also often uses pathetic fallacy as a technique to foreshadow future events in the novel, such as the ominous use of fog before Tess' rape.

Answer 2

One example of pathetic fallacy in Jekyll and Hyde is the description of London's fog mirroring the sinister and mysterious nature of Mr. Hyde. Another example is the stormy weather that accompanies the murder of Sir Danvers Carew, reflecting the violence of the act. These instances of nature reflecting the emotional turmoil and darkness in the story enhance the overall atmosphere of the novella.

Answer 3

yes there are