Chapter 5+6

• What part of Jekyll's house does Utterson visit that he has not been in before?

  An anatomical lecture hall
• What was the purpose of the anatomical lecture hall?

  Students would watch surgeons perform autopsies
• How does Utterson find Jekyll when he arrives at his chambers?

  Jekyll is sitting by the fire looking sick
• What crime does Utterson ask Jekyll about?

  Kuru's murder
• What does Jekyll deny to Utterson regarding Hyde?

  That he is hiding the murderer in his house
• What does Utterson suspect about Jekyll's will?

  That Hyde was behind the stipulation in Jekyll's will
• What does Jekyll confide in Utterson about?

  He has received a letter from Hyde
• What does the letter from Hyde confirm?

  That he has escaped and will not be returning
• How does Utterson feel after reading Hyde's letter?

  His worries are calmed
• Who does Utterson consult to analyze Hyde's letter?

  Mr. Guest
• What does Mr. Guest conclude about the handwriting of Hyde's letter and Jekyll's invitation?

  Both were written in the same handwriting
• What does Utterson decide to do with Hyde's letter after Guest's analysis?

  He locks the letter away
• How does Utterson's perception of Hyde change in Chapter 6?

  He grows calmer, believing Hyde is gone for good
• How does Jekyll's physical appearance change over two months?

  He begins to look healthy and at peace
• What does Jekyll instruct Paul to do regarding visitors after two months?

  To send visitors away
• How does Utterson find Dr. Lanyon during his visit?

  Very ill, pale, and gaunt
• What does Lanyon say about his future when he speaks with Utterson?

  He believes he will die in a matter of weeks
• How does Lanyon react to the mention of Jekyll?

  He refuses to hear mention of Jekyll anymore
• What does Utterson write to Jekyll about after visiting Lanyon?

  Complaining about being kept out of his house
• What does Jekyll tell Utterson about his relationship with Lanyon?

  That they should never meet again
• What does Jekyll intend to do with his life after his correspondence with Utterson?

  Live a life of seclusion
• What happens to Lanyon within two weeks of Jekyll's letter?

  He dies
• What does Utterson find in Lanyon's letter after his funeral?

  A letter marked not to be opened until Jekyll's death or disappearance
• How does Utterson respond to Lanyon's wishes regarding the unopened letter?

  He respects his friend's wishes and returns the letter to his safe