Jekyll and Hyde Plotline 2.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? English LiteratureJekyll and HydeGCSEAQA Created by: jackster810Created on: 03-10-17 21:54 Chapter 1 - Story of the Door Introduced to Mr Utterson, lawyer and friend of Jekyll. He is a fair and kind person. Also introduced to Mr Enfield. Mr Enfield tells Mr Utterson about Mr Hyde. Mr Hyde trampled a small girl. Pays off the girls family as to not cause a scandal, with a cheque signed by Dr Jekyll. 1 of 10 Chapter 2 - Search for Mr Hyde Mr Utterson looks at Dr Jekyll's will. All possesions are to be left to Mr Hyde. Uttertson goes to see Dr Lanyon. Dr Lanyon and Dr Jekyll disagreed over science. "If he shall be Mr Hyde, I shall be Mr Seek" Utterson stakesout the door and eventually meets Mr Hyde. Mr Utterson goes to Dr Jekyll's house, he is not in so he speaks to, Poole, his butler. 2 of 10 Chapter 3 - Dr Jekyll Was Quite At Ease 2 weeks after 'Search for Mr Hyde' Dr Jekyll has a dinner party Mr Utterson stays behind and speaks to Jekyll about the will. Jekyll insists he is in control. 3 of 10 Chapter 4 - The Carew Murder Case Maid is at window and sees Mr Hyde kill a man with a stick/club The man is Danvers Carew, a man in a high position. They find half of a cane at the scene. Go to Hyde's house and find the other half. 4 of 10 Chapter 5 - Incident of the Letter Mr Utterson visits Dr Jekyll in his lab. Dr Jekyll says Hyde will 'Never more be jeard of'. Dr Jekyll has recieved a letter from Hyde and wishes to leave it in Utterson's hands. Mr Utterson shows the letter to his work friend. He says Mr Hyde's and Dr Jekyll's handwriting is extremely similar just sloped differently. 5 of 10 Chapter 6 - Remarkable incident of Dr Lanyon Mr Utterson dines with Dr Jekyll and Dr Lanyon, their friendship appears good again. A few days later Mr Utterson attempts to see Dr Jekyll, but is refused. He tries again the next day but is refused again. Mr Utterson dines with Guest. He also goes to Dr Lanyons. Lanyon is ill. He has also had a shock and fallen out with Jekyll. Mr Utterson writes to Dr Jekyll. He gets a reply from Dr Jekyll telling him to leave him alone. Dr Lanyon dies. Mr Utterson reads a letter given by Dr Lanyon, it also contains a new will. He decides not to read it. 6 of 10 Chapter 7 - Incident at the Window Mr Utterson goes walking with Mr Enfield. They come across the door again, and see Dr Jekyll through a window. He is ill and cannot leave the house. He appears shocked and quickly leaves the window in terror. 7 of 10 Chapter 8 - The Last Night Poole goes to see Mr Utterson, he is afraid. They both go the Dr Jekyll's house. Jekyll had been trying to get hold of some chemicals for an experiment and could not find the correct ones. They break down the door to his cabinet. Hyde is inside, dead. Jekyll is no where to be found. There are letters left by Dr Jekyll. Utterson goes home to read the letters. 8 of 10 Chapter 9 - Dr Lanyon's Narrative Dr Lanyon recieves a letter from Dr Jekyll, telling him to retrieve a drawer from his home and take it to his own home. Hyde comes to collect the contents. He goes into Lanyon's home and makes a potion. Hyde drinks the potion with Lanyon watching. He turns back into Dr Jekyll. 9 of 10 Chapter 10 - Dr Jekyll's Full Statement Dr Jekyll discovers man has a dual nature. He wanted to do things but couldn't as himself, but could as Mr Hyde. He created a drug that allowed him to change from Dr Jekyll to Mr Hyde. He told his servants of the house that Hyde would have the same power as him. He thought he was safe as he could change at any time. He began to lose control of Mr Hyde, one night he went to bed as Jekyll and woke as Hyde. He eventually loses control and decides to kill himself. 10 of 10
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