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Who is Mr. Utterson and how is he described?
A Lawyer, goes walking with Mr. Enfield, hears the story of the door from Enfield
What activity does Mr. Utterson and Enfield share?
Sunday walks though town
In what city does the story take place?
London
What strange occurrence does Enfield think of when he sees the door?
He tells the story of the man who tramples the little girl and leaves her screaming on the ground.
How much money does the crowd demand for damages from the man?
100 pounds
Who signed the check?
A very well-known and often printed name - Dr. Jekyll
According to Enfield, what does Hyde look like?
He is ugly and dwarfish
What does Dr. Jekyll's will stipulate (say)?
All of his assets will be given to Mr. Hyde
How does Utterson plan to meet Mr. Hyde?
Utterson hangs around the street to catch Mr. Hyde coming or going from the house
Who is Poole?
Dr. Jekyll's servant/butler
What does Utterson fear Hyde might do? Why?
Utterson is afraid Hyde might kill Jekyll in order to inherit the will.
When does Utterson get to talk to Jekyll about the will?
When Utterson is at a dinner Jekyll is hosting
How is Dr. Jekyll described?
He is described as "a large well-made, smooth-faced man of fifty" - kind and handsome
How does Jekyll react when Utterson mentions Hyde?
When Utterson mentions Hyde, Jekyll becomes "pale" and does not wish to hear any more about the matter
Why does Jekyll tell Utterson to put "his heart at rest"?
Jekyll assures Utterson that he can get rid of Hyde whenever he chooses
Who witnesses the murder?
A maid servant
