Questions and Answers
What event is described in Chapter 1 (Story of the Door)?
What does Utterson discover about Jekyll's will in Chapter 2 (Search for Mr Hyde)?
All of his money should go to Edward Hyde.
What is the nature of Jekyll's relationship with Hyde as explained in Chapter 3 (Dr Jekyll was Quite at Ease)?
Strange.
Who is murdered in Chapter 4 (The Carew Murder Case)?
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What does Utterson find when he visits Jekyll in Chapter 5 (Incident of the Letter)?
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What is Dr. Lanyon's condition when Utterson visits him in Chapter 6 (Remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon)?
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What shocking event occurs when Utterson and Enfield visit Jekyll in Chapter 7 (Incident at the Window)?
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What does Utterson find when he breaks down the door to Jekyll's house in Chapter 8 (The Last Night)?
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What does Lanyon recount in Chapter 9 (Dr Lanyon's Narrative)?
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What does Jekyll explain in Chapter 10 (Henry Jekyll's Full Statement)?
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Study Notes
Chapter 1 - Story of the Door
- Utterson and Enfield walk together discussing local events.
- Enfield recounts witnessing a man, Mr. Hyde, trample a girl.
- Mr. Hyde pays compensation to the girl to avoid scandal.
- The chapter introduces the mysterious door associated with Hyde.
Chapter 2 - Search for Mr. Hyde
- Utterson examines Dr. Jekyll's will, which bequeaths his wealth to Hyde.
- Concerned about Hyde's influence over Jekyll, Utterson visits Dr. Lanyon.
- Lanyon is unaware of Hyde and the relationship with Jekyll.
- Utterson warns Jekyll of Hyde but is informed that Hyde has authority over Jekyll's affairs.
Chapter 3 - Dr. Jekyll was Quite at Ease
- At a dinner party, Utterson confronts Jekyll about the will.
- Jekyll reassures Utterson, downplaying the concerns about Hyde.
- Jekyll describes his relationship with Hyde as complex and strange.
- He requests Utterson to ensure his will is executed upon his death.
Chapter 4 - The Carew Murder Case
- A year later, Danvers Carew is murdered, with Hyde identified as the assailant.
- A letter to Utterson is found on Carew's body, linking him to the case.
- Utterson recognizes a cane from Jekyll as the murder weapon.
- Utterson leads police to Hyde's residence, but he is missing.
Chapter 5 - Incident of the Letter
- Utterson visits an ill Jekyll, inquiring about Hyde.
- Jekyll claims to have received a letter from Hyde indicating his departure.
- Utterson's clerk, Guest, suspects the letter may be forged, matching Jekyll's handwriting.
Chapter 6 - Remarkable Incident of Dr. Lanyon
- Police efforts to locate Hyde are unsuccessful.
- Jekyll appears initially happier, engaging in charitable activities.
- Jekyll later isolates himself, avoiding Utterson.
- Utterson visits Lanyon, who accuses Jekyll of causing his illness.
- Lanyon dies, leaving a letter for Utterson to open after Jekyll's fate.
Chapter 7 - Incident at the Window
- Utterson and Enfield encounter Jekyll at his home during a walk.
- Jekyll's appearance and behavior are unsettling, causing concern for the men.
- Jekyll abruptly retreats, leaving them in shock.
Chapter 8 - The Last Night
- Utterson is summoned by servants to Jekyll’s home, but the door is locked.
- He breaks in, discovering Jekyll has committed suicide.
- A letter and a new will, enhancing Utterson’s position, are found.
Chapter 9 - Dr. Lanyon's Narrative
- Lanyon recounts witnessing the shocking transformation of Jekyll into Hyde.
- The horror of the event contributes to Lanyon’s fatal condition.
Chapter 10 - Henry Jekyll's Full Statement
- Jekyll provides a detailed explanation of his experiments and the creation of Hyde.
- All narrative threads concerning his dual existence are resolved.
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This quiz provides flashcard summaries of the key chapters from 'Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde'. Each card highlights important events and characters, helping you understand the plot's progression. Perfect for studying or reviewing the novel's major themes.
