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Chapter 9: (This chapter is told from the perspective of Dr. Lanyon.) Dr. Lanyon has recieved a letter from Dr. Jekyll who uses their long friendship to ask him for a tough favor. The letter asks for Dr. Lanyon to break into his laboratory for potions that his servant will retrieve at midnight. Dr. Lanyon does what is asked. Mr. Hyde shows up in as the messenger and once he consumes the potion, it transforms him into Dr. Jekyll. This shocks Dr. Lanyon because he is a man of science.

Chapter 10: (Told from the perspective of Henry Jekyll.) Dr. Jekyll tells how he likes to be nice and respectable but also wants to be mean and wicked. Dr. Jekyll managed to find out how to split those two natures into two different people. The respectful person is Dr. Henry Jekyll and the evil person is Edward Hyde. The potion allows him to freely transform between the two. Dr. Jekyll attempts to make separate living arrangements for Mr. Hyde. Two months before the murder of Sid Danvers Carew, he went to sleep as Dr. Jekyll and woke up as Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll feels like he must choose one persona and chooses to live as Dr. Jekyll for two months. He eventually breaks the streak when he becomes Mr. Hyde again and he kills Sid Danvers Carew. After the incident, he runs to his lab to resume being Dr. Jekyll. One day when Dr. Jekyll is in a park, he has evil thoughts which makes him turn into Mr. Hyde. Mr. Hyde writes to Dr. Lanyon in hopes for him to help him transform back into Dr. Jekyll. Dr. Lanyon does what he is asked and is horrified when Mr. Hyde turns back into Dr. Jekyll. The next day, Dr. Jekyll once again turns back into Mr. Hyde. He runs to the laboratory where he consumes two more potions to turn him back into normal. Six hours later he transforms again. Dr. Jekyll is getting weaker while Mr. Hyde is getting stronger. He runs out of potions and sends his servants all over town looking for a certain salt. The doctor is running out of time and writes this confession as one the last things to do. He claims when he puts down the pen, it is the end of Dr. Jekyll.

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Chapter 7: Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield are on their Sunday walks when they find out the Black Mail door is a back way into Dr. Jekyll's house. They venture into the courtyard where they see Dr. Jekyll who is looking pale and sickly once more. Dr. Jekyll sees the two and slams the window down and leaves which gives a fright to both Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield.

Chapter 8: Mr. Poole has arrived at Mr. Utterson convinced something bad has happened to Dr. Jekyll. When Mr. Utterson arrives, the servants are in a panic. Mr. Utterson talks to the man on the other side of the door and Mr. Poole believes it is not the doctor but Mr. Hyde. The man on the other side of the door has been issuing commands via slips of paper. Mr. Utterson and Mr. Poole break in the room to find Mr. Hyde on the floor that has committed suicide. They search for Dr. Jekyll but Mr. Utterson finds a will naming him the new owner of the estate.

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Chapter 5: Mr. Utterson visits Dr. Jekyll who looks extremely sick. Mr. Utterson asks if the doctor if he is harboring Mr. Hyde and Jekyll responds by saying no and he will cut contact with Mr. Hyde. Dr. Jekyll gives Mr. Utterson a letter from Mr. Hyde. Mr. Utterson takes the letter to his head clerk who is an expert in handwriting, Mr Guest. A invitation from Dr. Jekyll also arrives. Mr. Guest declares that both papers were written by the same person. Mr. Utterson thinks that Dr. Jekyll has forged the letter from Mr. Hyde.

Chapter 6: Mr. Hyde is nowhere to be found. Dr. Jekyll is well again and starts throwing parties and charity work. A few days later, Dr. Jekyll is ill once again. Mr. Lanyon is on his deathbed and says that his friendship with Dr. Jekyll is over. A week later, Mr. Lanyon dies. Mr. Lanyon left a document for Mr. Utterson that says not to open until the death or disappearance of Dr. Jekyll. Mr. Utterson attempts to visit Dr. Jekyll but the servants says that he is locked up in his laboratory. Mr. Utterson believes that Dr. Jekyll is committing evil acts now.

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Chapter 3: Dr. Jekyll sends out invitations for dinner to 5 or 6 old men. Mr. Utterson stays behind after the other guest leaves and confronts Dr. Jekyll. He asks Dr. Jekyll about his will and Mr. Hyde. The doctor says that he is fine and says that Mr. Utterson should drop the issue.

Chapter 4: A year later, a murder crime has happened. The maid that saw it all describes it, the crime went like this; the maid was looking outside when a old gentleman asked a young man for directions, the young man beat the old man to death and that young man was Mr. Hyde. Mr. Utterson accompanies the police to the murder scene. At the murder scene they see the dead body and a broken walking stick which was given to the old man as gift from Dr. Jekyll. Mr. Utterson takes the cops to Dr. Jekyll's house to find Mr. Hyde but he is not there.

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Chapter 1:
We are introduced to Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield who take their walks every Sunday. When walking, Mr. Enfield recalls a weird story. The story is about a deformed man who tramples over a child and keeps moving. When confronted by Mr. Enfield and the mob, the man says he has a lot of money and will pay them not to kill him. The check is not fake and Mr. Enfield thinks he is blackmailing the man who owns the bank account.

Chapter 2:
Mr. Utterson decides to investigate the disappearance or death of Dr. Henry Jekyll. He suspects the mysterious deformed man is behind the incident. Mr. Utterson goes to talk with Dr. Lanyon who was once good friends with Dr. Jekyll. They stopped talking because of a disagreement about science, Dr. Lanyon has not heard from Jekyll in a while. Mr. Utterson has bad dreams about Mr. Hyde and his hold on Dr. Jekyll. Mr. Utterson begins to stake out the "Blackmail house". Mr. Utterson confronts Mr. Hyde and tries to find out where Dr. Jekyll is. After the confrontation, Mr. Utterson talks to the loyal butler of Dr. Jekyll who say that all the butlers are forced to follow the commands of Mr. Hyde. Mr. Utterson is filled with a heavy heart and is determined to solve the case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

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Mr. Guest is a expert in handwriting and is a head clerk for Mr. Utterson.

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Friend and cousin of Mr Utterson. Has good morals and dislikes gossip.

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One of the main characters of the book. He is a well respected doctor and is often characterized as a charitable person. He has a dark side in him though and has been working to fix it through the means of science.

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The other main character of the book. He is the dark side of Dr. Henry Jekyll. Hyde is often violent and cruel. He has a deformed appearance.

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Dr. Henry Jekyll's best friend. He is also a doctor along side Jekyll. Does not believe in the supernatural which is a conflict between Jekyll and him.

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Jekyll's loyal butler who worked for him for 20 years. Seeks help when he worries something has happened to Jekyll.

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A main character in the book. A lawyer in the community. He is seen as a good person. He does not believe in the supernatural.