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What happens at the start of this chapter?
What happens at the start of this chapter?
The Carew murder
Who witnesses this murder?
Who witnesses this murder?
A maid watching from a window
What does the maid see?
What does the maid see?
Jekyll and Carew meet on the street below her window.
What happens as they talk?
What happens as they talk?
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What do the police and Utterson find when they visit Hyde's home?
What do the police and Utterson find when they visit Hyde's home?
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Where is Hyde immediately following?
Where is Hyde immediately following?
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What is the setting like?
What is the setting like?
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What does the breaking of Hyde's cane symbolize?
What does the breaking of Hyde's cane symbolize?
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Study Notes
Chapter 4 Summary: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- The chapter opens with the shocking murder of Sir Danvers Carew.
- A maid observes the heinous act from her window, providing a first-hand account of the events.
- The maid witnesses Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Carew interacting amicably on the street before their encounter turns violent.
- In a fit of rage, Mr. Hyde brutally attacks Carew with his cane, leading to the old man's death.
- Upon investigating Hyde's apartment, the police and Mr. Utterson discover disarray; they find the murder weapon, Hyde's cane, and remnants of a torn checkbook.
- Following the incident, Hyde mysteriously vanishes, leaving no trace of his whereabouts.
- The atmosphere throughout the chapter is heavily gothic, enhancing the sense of horror and intrigue.
- The breaking of Hyde's cane symbolizes the diminishing control Jekyll has over his darker alter ego, Hyde.
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