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When Utterson visits Dr. Lanyon in ch. 6 "Incident of Dr. Lanyon" how does Lanyon appear?
Near death, in shock, TERRIBLE
According to Dr. Lanyon, why is he dying?
He has had a "shock"
What decision does Dr. Jekyll make in regards to seeing other people?
He will live in seclusion and see no one ever again
After Lanyon dies, what does he leave for Mr. Utterson?
An envelope with a message saying not to be opened unless Lanyon has died
What is inside the letter given to Mr. Utterson after Lanyon's death?
Another letter, stating that it should not be opened unless Jekyll dies OR disappears
In ch. 7 "Incident at the Window", when Enfield and Utterson see Jekyll in the window, how does he appear?
sickly and pale
In ch. 7, what happens to Jekyll while he is chatting with Utterson and Enfield at his window?
He begins to transform and has a crazy look of "abject terror and despair"
How do Utterson and Enfield react to what they see at Jekyll's window in ch. 7?
They are terrified -- they're blood ran cold
What happens when Utterson continues to ask Lanyon about Jekyll?
Lanyon says he wants to hear no more about Jekyll and that Utterson can either leave or talk about something else
Who summons Utterson to go to Jekyll's house in Chapter 8?
Poole
How are all of Jekyll's servants behaving when Poole and Utterson arrive?
They are all scared and huddled together in the main hall
How do they servants react when they see Mr. Utterson arrive?
They are happy, hoping he will be able to help them
Why does Poole think the man in Jekyll's cabinet is not Jekyll?
He thinks the voice that responds to him is different than Jekyll's
What has the person inside the cabinet been instructing Poole to do, by passing notes to him?
To find a specific type of chemical/drug
What does Poole think has happened to Jekyll?
Poole believes Jekyll was murdered 8 days ago
What do Utterson and Poole decide to do about the man inside the cabinet?
They decide to break into the cabinet
