Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde - Chapters 4-6 Summary

The video provides a plot summary of chapters 4 to 6 of 'The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'. It begins with Mr. Utterson's concern over Dr. Jekyll's secretive behavior and the violent crime committed by Mr. Hyde. A maid witnesses Mr. Hyde murder Sir Danvers Carew, leading to an investigation. Mr. Utterson confronts Dr. Jekyll, who appears ill and distressed, and learns of a letter from Mr. Hyde. The investigation reveals Mr. Hyde's sinister nature and his connection to Dr. Jekyll. As Dr. Jekyll becomes reclusive, Dr. Lanyon undergoes a shocking transformation. The video ends with unresolved mysteries about Dr. Jekyll's seclusion and Mr. Hyde's disappearance.

What is Mr. Utterson's main concern about Dr. Jekyll?

• Dr. Jekyll is planning to leave London.

• Dr. Jekyll is hiding a secret laboratory.

• Dr. Jekyll is involved in a sinister plot with Mr. Hyde.

• Dr. Jekyll's health is deteriorating.

Who witnessed the crime committed by Mr. Hyde?

• A maid servant

• Dr. Jekyll

• Mr. Utterson

• A police officer

What piece of evidence was found at the crime scene?

• A map of London

• A photograph of Mr. Hyde

• A pair of gloves

• A letter addressed to Mr. Utterson

Where does Mr. Utterson lead the officers to continue the investigation?

• Sir Danvers Carew's residence

• Mr. Hyde's house in Soho

• Dr. Jekyll's laboratory

• The police station

What does Dr. Jekyll provide to Mr. Utterson during their confrontation?

• A new will

• A letter from Mr. Hyde

• A map of Hyde's whereabouts

• A confession letter

What change occurs in Dr. Jekyll after Mr. Hyde's disappearance?

• He starts a new scientific experiment.

• He becomes more reclusive.

• He becomes more sociable and involved in the community.

• He leaves London.

What is the state of Dr. Lanyon when Mr. Utterson visits him?

• He is working on a new project.

• He is traveling abroad.

• He is frail and has suffered a shock.

• He is cheerful and healthy.

What does Mr. Utterson discover about the handwriting on Mr. Hyde's letter?

• It matches Dr. Jekyll's handwriting.

• It is written in a foreign language.

• It is written in code.

• It is illegible.

What does Dr. Jekyll claim about his seclusion?

• It is for a new experiment.

• It is to avoid Mr. Hyde.

• It is a form of punishment.

• It is due to illness.

What does Mr. Utterson find in Dr. Lanyon's letter?

• A map to Mr. Hyde's location

• A list of Dr. Jekyll's experiments

• A warning not to read it unless Dr. Jekyll has disappeared

• A confession from Dr. Jekyll