What change does Utterson notice in Jekyll after Hyde’s disappearance?
After Hyde disappears, Jekyll seems to undergo a positive transformation. He comes out of seclusion, renews his friendships,and spends his time doing good deeds
What do the police discover about Hyde’s life before his disappearance?
he police investigate Hyde's past and discover many dark details. He was known for his extreme cruelty, his violent temper, and his "vile" lifestyle
How might the murder of Carew be more easily understood in light of the information the police gather?
The murder is understood as a manifestation of Hyde’s true nature. The police findings show that Hyde was not just a criminal, but a man of pure evil
How has Lanyon changed? What topic does he refuse to discuss with Utterson?
Lanyon has changed drastically: he looks pale, thin, and physically decayed, as if he has received a "death-warrant." He is mentally shaken and terrified.
How does Jekyll explain his seclusion to Utterson?
Jekyll writes a letter to Utterson explaining that he has brought upon himself a punishment and a danger that he cannot name.
What does the letter from Lanyon have in common with Jekyll’s will?
Like the will, Lanyon's letter is not to be opened until Jekyll is either dead or has vanished, which deeply troubles Utterson.
Why does Utterson not desire the company of Jekyll?
Utterson stops visiting Jekyll because the atmosphere at the house has become too oppressive. Each time he visits, the butler tells him Jekyl is secluded
