Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: кто есть кто, хронология и места

During their Sunday walk, Enfield tells Utterson how Hyde trampled a girl and paid compensation with another man’s genuine check.

Utterson reads Jekyll’s will, which gives Hyde his property upon death or an unexplained absence exceeding three months.

After questioning Lanyon and watching the side entrance, Utterson meets Hyde and fears that Jekyll faces danger.

Jekyll refuses to explain his connection with Hyde and secures Utterson’s promise to protect Hyde’s interests.

A maid witnesses Hyde kill Sir Danvers Carew with a cane.

Utterson recognizes the broken cane as his gift to Jekyll and leads Inspector Newcomen to Hyde’s rooms.

Jekyll promises to break with Hyde and gives Utterson a letter apparently signed by him.

Poole’s account and Guest’s handwriting comparison lead Utterson to suspect Jekyll forged the letter.

Jekyll withdraws from company, while Lanyon suffers a terrible shock and refuses to discuss him.

After Lanyon dies, Utterson receives a sealed document but obeys its instructions not to open it yet.

Utterson and Enfield speak with Jekyll at his window until his sudden terror ends their visit.

Poole seeks Utterson’s help after hearing an unfamiliar voice and receiving desperate requests for chemicals.

They break into the cabinet and discover Hyde dead in Jekyll’s oversized clothes, with Jekyll missing and sealed papers remaining.

Lanyon’s account describes retrieving Jekyll’s chemicals and watching Hyde drink a mixture that transforms him into Jekyll.

Jekyll’s confession explains his drug, his hidden life as Hyde, and the involuntary transformations that defeat his restraint.

With the effective ingredients exhausted, Jekyll finishes his confession without knowing how Hyde’s life ends.