Chapter 7
Lanyon Sees Hyde Become Jekyll
English edition
-
1 A January evening settles over Cavendish Square, quiet and orderly.
In the text → -
2 Dr Lanyon sits alone at his long dining table, reading Jekyll's strange registered letter
In the text → -
3 Alone at his laid supper table, Dr Lanyon holds Jekyll's registered letter taut under the gaslight.
In the text → -
4 Lanyon sits alone at his long gaslit table, bent over Jekyll's registered letter
In the text → -
5 Dr Lanyon presses the letter flat on the tablecloth and frowns down the table at the door
In the text → -
6 Jekyll's letter lies flat on Lanyon's dinner table, and it ends in the shaky initials "H.J."
In the text → -
7 Under hard gaslight, Dr Lanyon reads the last line of the postscript to Jekyll's letter
In the text → -
8 At night, Lanyon, Poole and two tradesmen walk into Dr. Denman's dusty, windowless surgical theatre.
In the text → -
9 Jekyll's drawer on Lanyon's table: white salt, blood-red tincture, a book of dates
In the text → -
10 Alone at midnight, servants sent to bed, Dr Lanyon loads an old revolver under gaslight
In the text → -
11 At midnight, Lanyon opens his door, hand on his revolver, to a tiny figure by the pillar
In the text → -
12 In Lanyon's gaslit consulting room, the small midnight visitor is swamped in rich clothes
In the text → -
13 Seen from directly above, the graduated glass on Lanyon's green leather table has stopped fizzing.
In the text → -
14 Just before he drinks, the small visitor raises the green draught like a toast.
In the text → -
15 In the consulting room, the small visitor clutches the table as the draught takes hold
In the text → -
16 It is past midnight in the gaslit consulting room.
In the text → -
17 Alone at his writing table in grey winter daylight, Dr Lanyon stops mid-confession
In the text →