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Entities

Mr. Richard Enfield

Dr. Hastie Lanyon

Sir Danvers Carew

Inspector Newcomen

Dr. Jekyll's laboratory

the surgical theatre

Cavendish Square

Hyde's house in Soho

Portland Street

the by-street door

Dr. Jekyll's will

Hyde's letter to Jekyll

the cheque drawn by Henry Jekyll

the heavy cane (murder weapon)

the transformative drug

the cheval-glass

Lanyon's sealed envelope

the key to the by-street door

the laboratory building

the house in Soho

the green cheque book

the drawer from the cabinet

the crushed phial

the envelope with Sir Danvers Carew's name

the second will (naming Gabriel John Utterson)

the kitchen poker

the old revolver

the note to Messrs. Maw

Child trampling incident

Carew murder case

Incident of the letter

Death of Dr. Lanyon

Incident at the window

Hyde trampling the child

Utterson confronts Hyde

Hyde murders Sir Danvers Carew

Lanyon witnesses the transformation

Jekyll's involuntary transformation in Regent's Park

Poole and Utterson break into the cabinet

Jekyll writes his confession

Black Mail House

Satan's signature

Babylonian finger

Transcendental medicine

Professional oath of secrecy

Jekyll's will disappearance clause

Lanyon's sealed instruction

10th December, 18—

Utterson–Enfield relationship

Utterson–Jekyll relationship

Utterson–Lanyon relationship

Jekyll–Lanyon relationship

Jekyll–Hyde relationship

Hyde–Carew murder

Poole–Jekyll relationship

Utterson–Hyde relationship

Lanyon–Hyde encounter

Utterson–Poole relationship

Enfield–Hyde incident

Utterson–Carew relationship

Guest–Jekyll acquaintance

Utterson–Guest relationship

Duality of human nature

State of Edward Hyde

State of Henry Jekyll

the human Juggernaut

the very pink of the proprieties

the cut and dry apothecary

the old story of Dr. Fell

the thorough and primitive duality of man

the child of Hell

the slime of the pit

The Maid's Experience

The maid who witnessed the murder and her role in the investigation.

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Book

Overview Timelines StoryFlow

Entities

Mr. Richard Enfield

Dr. Hastie Lanyon

Sir Danvers Carew

Inspector Newcomen

Dr. Jekyll's laboratory

the surgical theatre

Cavendish Square

Hyde's house in Soho

Portland Street

the by-street door

Dr. Jekyll's will

Hyde's letter to Jekyll

the cheque drawn by Henry Jekyll

the heavy cane (murder weapon)

the transformative drug

the cheval-glass

Lanyon's sealed envelope

the key to the by-street door

the laboratory building

the house in Soho

the green cheque book

the drawer from the cabinet

the crushed phial

the envelope with Sir Danvers Carew's name

the second will (naming Gabriel John Utterson)

the kitchen poker

the old revolver

the note to Messrs. Maw

Child trampling incident

Carew murder case

Incident of the letter

Death of Dr. Lanyon

Incident at the window

Hyde trampling the child

Utterson confronts Hyde

Hyde murders Sir Danvers Carew

Lanyon witnesses the transformation

Jekyll's involuntary transformation in Regent's Park

Poole and Utterson break into the cabinet

Jekyll writes his confession

Black Mail House

Satan's signature

Babylonian finger

Transcendental medicine

Professional oath of secrecy

Jekyll's will disappearance clause

Lanyon's sealed instruction

10th December, 18—

Utterson–Enfield relationship

Utterson–Jekyll relationship

Utterson–Lanyon relationship

Jekyll–Lanyon relationship

Jekyll–Hyde relationship

Hyde–Carew murder

Poole–Jekyll relationship

Utterson–Hyde relationship

Lanyon–Hyde encounter

Utterson–Poole relationship

Enfield–Hyde incident

Utterson–Carew relationship

Guest–Jekyll acquaintance

Utterson–Guest relationship

Duality of human nature

State of Edward Hyde

State of Henry Jekyll

the human Juggernaut

the very pink of the proprieties

the cut and dry apothecary

the old story of Dr. Fell

the thorough and primitive duality of man

the child of Hell

the slime of the pit