Jekyll and Hyde revison

Chapter 1: Story of the Door

- Utterson and Enfield go for a Sunday walk.

​- They see a door and Enfield is reminded of a story and he tells Utterson:

He once saw a man (Mr Hyde) trample a small girl. A crowd then demanded money from him to pay the family back. The man went into doorway and came out with a cheque signed by a respectable man (Dr Jekyll).

- Utterson says that the man was disturbing and that he found out he was called Hyde.

- Utterson and Enfield decide not to talk about the story again.

Chapter 2: Search for Mr Hyde

- That evening Utterson reads over Dr Jekyll's will. It says if he dies or disappears, all his money and possessions will go to Mr Hyde.

- Utterson is worries and speaks to his friend Dr Lanyon Lanyon says he does not speak to Jekyll anymore.

- Utterson decides to meet Hyde and waits by the door. He finds Hyde terrifying and ugly.

- Utterson tries to visit Jekyll but he is not in. His servant says that they have been told to obey Hyde.

Chapter 3: Dr Jekyll was quite at ease

- Utterson goes to a dinner party at Jekyll's house.

- Utterson tries to speak about Hyde but Jekyll refuses. He says that he can get rid of Hyde whenever he wants to.

- Jekyll tells Utterson to obey the will and Utterson agrees.

Chapter 4: The Carew Murder Case

- A year later.

- A maid sees a man beat Danvers Carew to death in the street.

- A letter to Utterson and Jekyll's broken walking stick is found with the body.

-Utterson and a policeman (Newcomen) search Hyde's home and find burned letters.

Chapter 5: Incident of the Letter

-Utterson visits Jekyll and finds that he is ill.

- Jekyll says that he will not see Hyde again and shows Utterson a letter that says that Hyde has safely escaped after the murder.

-Utterson shows the letter to Mr Guest (a handwriting expert) who says that the handwriting is similar to Jekyll's.

-Utterson guesses that Jekyll has forged the letter.

Chapter 6: Remarkable Incident of Dr Lanyon

- Hyde has disappeared. Two months pass and Jekyll is back to normal.

- Jekyll suddenly refuses to see Utterson.

-Utterson visits Lanyon who is very ill and explains that he views Jekyll as dead to him.

- Two weeks later Lanyon dies. Utterson gets a mysterious letter from Lanyon which he can only open if Jekyll disappears.

- Poole tells Utterson that Jekyll now spends most of his time in the laboratory.

Chapter 7: Incident at the Window

- Enfield and Utterson go for a Sunday walk. Utterson tells him that he once met Hyde.

-Enfield reveals that the creepy doorway is in fact the back of Jekyll's laboratory.

- They see Jekyll in the window and invite him to come and walk.

-A look of horror appears on Jekyll's face and he disappears.

-Utterson and Enfield walk away.

Chapter 8: The Last Night

-Poole is worried about Jekyll and visits Utterson.

-At Jekyll's lab, a voice tells them to go away and Poole worries that Jekyll was killed 8 days ago when they heard him shout out.

-Utterson and Poole break in and find Hyde dying on the floor.

-They cannot find Jekyll but notice a letter and a new will which leaves all of Jekyll's money to Utterson.

-They lock the lab up and go to read the letters.

Chapter 9: Dr Lanyon's Narrative

- This chapter contains the letter that Lanyon left for Utterson to read if Jekyll disappears.

- Lanyon had received a letter from Jekyll telling him to collect chemicals from Jekyll's lab and give them to a man who would arrive at midnight

- A horrible man arrives, drinks the chemicals and turns into Jekyll.

- Lanyon falls ill from the shock of what he has seen.

Chapter 10: Henry Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case

- This chapter contains the letter that was found with Hyde's body.

- Jekyll tells the story of how he turned into Hyde.

- He started with a scientific experiment to remove his 'darker side' and he discovered he could turn into Hyde.

- Eventually he became addicted to being Hyde, who took over and destroyed him.