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Edward Hyde Tramples Girl
In one of his first moments as Edward Hyde. Dr. Jekyll ventures out into public in order to get a feel for his "new self." He runs into an innocent girl and knocks her over. He attempts to flee the scene but Mr. Enfield, a nearby witness, makes Hyde write a check in order to compensate for his actions. -
Sir Danvers Carew Murdered by Mr. Hyde
A maid sitting in her window witnesses Mr. Hyde beat Mr. Carew to death with a cane. Mr. Utterson catches wind of this and takes the police to where Hyde had been seen on multiple occasions but no trace is found of him. -
Dr. Jekyll Goes to Bed and Awakens as Mr. Hyde
Two months after the murder of Sir Danvers Carew, Jekyll goes to bed one night and awakens as Hyde. Except Dr. Jekyll didn't take the potion that would allow him to transform into his evil persona. -
Dr. Jekyll Refrains from Drinking the Potion
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Mr. Hyde Takes Control of Jekyll's Body
After murdering another innocent, Mr. Hyde's willforce becomes stronger and more influential on Jekyll. One day, Jekyll unwillingly transforms into Hyde whilst on a walk in Regent's Square -
Mr. Hyde Becomes The Dominant Personality
Henry Jekyll struggles to assert himself in the battle over his evil side. This is most likely the effect of repeated transformations and feeding his dark side. -
Hyde Kills Himself
Dr. Jekyll runs out of potions however he discovers that Hyde's weakness is that he is afraid to die so he uses this against him in order to transform back to sanity. One night, Jekyll's butler notices that he has not come out of his lab in awhile and seems missing. The butler suspects that it is Hyde's doing so he breaks into the room and finds Hyde dead on the floor along with a note that explains how Jekyll and Hyde are indeed the same person.
