Chapter 7

Utterson and Enfield are taking their walk. They come to mr. Hydes door again, and they both thinks that they never will see Hyde again. Enfield also knows that Mr. Hydes house has a back exit, which leads right into dr. Jekylls house. They got into the home and look out of a window, where thet see Dr. Jekyll looking out of one of his windows as well. The persons begins a casual conversation when suddenly Jekyll gets a horrified expression on his face and is suddenly thrown back from the window, which is ”instantly thrust down”. Utterson and Enfield are in chok.

Chapter 8

The scene begins with Poole, Jekyll’s butler, making a surprise visit to the home of Mr. Utterson. Poole proceeds to explain that he thinks "foul play" has occurred in the laboratory of Dr. Jekyll, in which he has kept himself isolated for the last two weeks. Poole tells Utterson that he thinks Hyde is involved, because the voice of the doctor has changed.Quickly Utterson and Poole return to the doctor’s house, explaining to the rest of the servants that they plan to break into the laboratory and find out what has happened to Dr. Jekyll. After knocking and being told to go away, Utterson and Poole force the door down, and witness the dead body of Mr. Hyde lying on the floor. Thinking that Hyde killed Jekyll and then killed himself, the two men frantically search the laboratory for the remains of Jekyll. Yet "nowhere was there any trace of Henry Jekyll, dead or alive."After searching the entire room, Utterson looks on the desk of Jekyll and sees several documents. One of them is a newly written will. To the shock of Utterson and Poole, instead of Mr. Hyde as the inheritor, Mr. Utterson’s name is written on the dotted line. This confuses and amazes both men, who quickly leave and lock the door, keeping it untouched for the police.

Chapter 9

Lanyons enclosses a copy of the letter written to him by Jekyll. Jekyll is giving him a series of strange instructions. Dr. Jekyll desperate says to Lanyon that he have to go to his laboratory and get his drawer full of medicine bottles. He get the lock open with help from a locksmith which Poole will arrange for. Lanyon now return to his own house at midnight, he opens the door and a short man (mr. Hyde), wants to take the drawer. Lanyon thinks that Jekyll has gone insane. He meets Mr. Hyde, who comes to the door and asks for the medicine drawer. Hyde enters Lanyons home, takes a specific bottle from the drawer and he drinks it (in one gulp). Mr. Hyde after drinking the mixture, is transformed into the body of Dr. Jekyll