The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

During a Sunday walk, Mr. Enfield tells Mr. Utterson a disturbing story about a strange door and a cruel man.

Worried about Dr. Jekyll's will, Mr. Utterson searches for Mr. Hyde and finally meets him.

Dr. Jekyll refuses to explain his connection with Mr. Hyde and asks Mr. Utterson to help Hyde if he dies.

A maid sees Mr. Hyde murder an old gentleman, and Mr. Utterson helps the police search Hyde's rooms.

Dr. Jekyll gives Mr. Utterson a letter from Hyde, but a comparison of handwriting raises new questions.

Dr. Jekyll stops seeing his friends, while a terrible shock leaves Dr. Lanyon seriously ill.

Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield speak to Dr. Jekyll through a window, but his sudden fear frightens them.

Poole asks Mr. Utterson for help, and they break into Dr. Jekyll's locked room to discover what has happened.

Dr. Lanyon's letter describes a strange visitor and a terrible event that changed his life.

Dr. Jekyll explains his dangerous experiment and why he can no longer control it.