Chapter 1 - "Story of the Door"
In this chapter, Utterson and Enfield are taking a stroll on a Sunday and come across a run-down building that catches their attention. Enfield shares a story about the building with them.
Chapter 2 - Search for Mr Hyde
Utterson finds a concerning instruction in Dr. Jekyll's will and decides to visit Dr. Lanyon, a former colleague of Dr. Jekyll's.
Chapter 3
When Utterson mentions the will to Jekyll, he becomes pale and explains that the situation with Hyde is unique and cannot be resolved by conversation.
Chapter 4 - The Carew Murder Case
A nice, elderly gentleman is beaten to death by Mr. Hyde, and a note addressed to Utterson is discovered on the victim, prompting the police to summon his lawyer.
Chapter 5 - Incident of the Letter
Mr. Utterson finds Dr. Jekyll deathly ill in his laboratory, and Jekyll vehemently states that Hyde has abandoned him and that their love is over. He promises Utterson that the man will never be found by the police.
Chapter 6
Jekyll becomes healthier-looking and more gregarious without seeing Hyde, devoting himself to philanthropy.
Chapter 7 - Incident at the Window
Enfield comments on the murder case as he walks past the door where he once saw Hyde enter to grab Jekyll's check. He observes that the story that began with the trampling has come to an end, as Mr. Hyde will never return to London.
Chapter 8
Utterson and Poole discover Mr. Hyde's body after breaking down the door. The two men frantically search the laboratory for Jekyll's body, believing Hyde killed him and then killed himself.
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