Characters
The antagonist of the story
Who is Mr. Hyde
The city in which the story takes place
What is London
The country where the first publication of the novel took place
What is the United Kingdom
What is going on a walk
The item that Mr. Hyde has throughout the novel that helps him move around
What is a cane
The controversial doctor who has been acting erratic since the beginning of the story
Who is Dr. Jekyll
The building in which Mr. Hyde enters to retrieve a check
The number of chapters in the book
What is 10
What is dead
Dr. Jekyll's will was put into this at the beginning of the novel
What is a safe
This lawyer guides us through the story and is really the narrator of the story
Who is Mr. Utterson
The other side of Dr. Jekyll's Lab
What is Dr. Jekyll's House
The author of the book
The information on Dr. Jekyll's will that is so revolting to Mr. Utterson
What is all assets being transferred to Mr. Hyde upon Dr. Jekyll's death
The thing in the last chapter of the novel that Mr. Utterson is reading
What is Dr. Jekyll's letter
This character sadly died after finding out the secret of Dr. Jekyll
Dr. Lanyon
The location where Mr. Hyde made his potion in front of Dr. Lanyon
What is Dr. Lanyon's House
Though the novel doesn't have a specific set time, the book is widely known as being in this time period and or Era
What is the Victorian Era
After witnessing the murder in the street, the servant in tremendous shock does what
What is passes out
The thing Dr. Lanyon takes from Dr. Jekyll's house that has a white powder, a red liquid, and a notebook
What is a drawer
The man who witnessed a young girl get trampled
Who is Mr. Enfield
Where Dr. Jekyll first involuntarily transformed
What is his bed
The publication year of the book
What is 1886
Dr. Jekyll shows Mr. Utterson a letter from Mr. Hyde apologizing for his actions, but Mr. Utterson was taken a back by this letter as he found what part of it suspicious
What is Mr. Hyde's handwriting
The thing that Dr. Jekyll quickly shut while in the middle of a conversation with Dr. Lanyon and Mr. Utterson
What is a window