Chapter 6- remarkable incident of dr Lanyon

• How does Jekyll's appearance change over time?

  He becomes healthier-looking and more sociable
• What does Utterson believe about Jekyll's change in behavior?

  It is due to the removal of Hyde's influence
• What event does Jekyll hold after two months of a placid lifestyle?

  A dinner party
• Who attends Jekyll's dinner party?

  Utterson and Lanyon
• What happens a few days after the dinner party when Utterson visits Jekyll?

  Poole reports Jekyll is receiving no visitors
• What does Utterson do after Jekyll refuses visitors for a week?

  He visits Lanyon to learn more
• How does Lanyon appear when Utterson visits him?

  He is pale and sickly
• What does Lanyon say about his health?

  He expects to die in a few weeks
• What does Lanyon imply about life when he says, "I sometimes think if we knew all, we should be more glad to get away"?

  Knowing everything might make death preferable
• How does Lanyon react when Utterson mentions Jekyll?

  He violently demands to change the subject
• What does Lanyon promise Utterson regarding the truth about Jekyll?

  Utterson may learn it after Lanyon's death
• What does Utterson do after his conversation with Lanyon?

  He writes to Jekyll about being turned away
• What does Jekyll's written reply to Utterson explain?

  He will maintain strict seclusion
• What does Jekyll say he is suffering from?

  A punishment that he cannot name
• What happens to Lanyon a few weeks later?

  He dies
• What does Utterson find in Lanyon's safe after the funeral?

  A letter meant for him to read later
• What is inside the letter Utterson finds in Lanyon's safe?

  Another envelope sealed until Jekyll's death
• What does Utterson decide to do with the sealed envelope?

  He puts it away for safekeeping
• How does Utterson's visits to Jekyll change over time?

  He calls on Jekyll less frequently
• What does the butler continue to do when Utterson visits Jekyll?

  Refuse him entry
• What charitable activities does Jekyll engage in?

  He devotes himself to charity
• What is the significance of Jekyll's dinner party in the story?

  It shows Jekyll's temporary return to normalcy
• How do the relationships between Jekyll, Utterson, and Lanyon evolve?

  They become strained due to secrecy
• What does Lanyon's shock reveal about the theme of knowledge?

  It suggests that some knowledge is dangerous
• How does Utterson feel about Jekyll's situation?

  He is concerned and confused
• What does the sealed envelope symbolize in the story?

  It represents hidden truths and secrets