Literature 1886. Written by Robert Louis Stevenson. Source Features: TIMELINE (10) Find a Source All MediaAdvertisingAnimated FilmAnimated SeriesComedy ActsComic BooksComic StripsFilmLiteratureMagazinesMusicOtherRadioTheaterTV SeriesVideo Games Search Records Record Name/DescriptionRecord Comments All SourcesStrange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Categories All GroupsBogus Business BureauFictitious TimelineMake Believe MapOther Order by Record Name GroupCategorySubcategory ASCDESC Total Records: 10 - Medium: LITERATURE

# Record Name Group  Category Subcategory FICTITIOUS TIMELINE 1 January 1, 1800 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events January 1, 1800 Enfield tells Utterson how one day he returned home and witnessed a terrible incident - a little girl ran down the street and was trampled by Mr. Hyde, who left her screaming on the ground. After trampling the girl, he gave the family a check in Dr. Jekyll name. 2 February 1, 1800 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events February 1, 1800 Dr. Jekyll's will is in Mr. Utterson's control. In the will it is written that Mr. Jekyll bequeaths everything to Mr. Hyde. 3 March 1, 1800 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events March 1, 1800 Utterson visits Mr. Jekyll, but he isn't home, so he speaks with the servants, especially Poole. 4 April 1, 1800 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events April 1, 1800 Dr. Jekyll is having dinner with friends, including Mr. Otterson. Otterson asks Dr. Jekyll why Mr. Hyde is the beneficiary in his will. Dr. Jekyll avoids answering. 5 October 1, 1801 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events October 1, 1801 A year later, a maid sees a murder out the window on the street below. One man beats another to death with a cane. Utterson is called in to help identify the body, which is Mr. Danvers Carew. There's a note to Mr. Utterson that sends him to Hyde's house, where he finds half of the Jekyll's cane and Jekyll's burned checkbook. 6 October 2, 1801 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events October 2, 1801 After arriving at Hyde's home. Utterson discovers Jekyll's connection to Hyde. 7 October 3, 1801 Dates 19th Century and earlier Death Dates October 3, 1801 Utterson sees that Jekyll has become much more confused. Utterson goes to visit Lanyon who is deathly sick and seemingly crazy. Lanyon dies. Utterson begins to feel overwhelmed with the letter he is supposed to open only after the Jekyll message disappears. 8 October 4, 1801 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events October 4, 1801 Paul visits Utterson out of concern for Jekyll, and Utterson goes to Jekyll's house. He hears noise from the laboratory. Utterson suspects Hyde. Utterson and Paul find Jekyll's confession. 9 October 5, 1801 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events October 5, 1801 Dr. Jekyll confesses to Dr. Lanyon that he used the drugs that linked him to Mr. Hyde. 10 October 7, 1801 Dates 19th Century and earlier Events October 7, 1801 All the answers were found, Dr. Jekyll created Hyde to do all the bad things he couldn't do on his own. He wanted to do all these things without anyone noticing. At the end of the story, Dr. Jekyll can come back to himself so he disappears.

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