Known So Far

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Through Ch. 5 · Incident of the Letter

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Jekyll and Hyde places

The dissecting theatre

The theatre

Once crowded with eager students, now gaunt and silent — tables laden with chemical apparatus, crates and packing straw on the floor, light falling dimly through a foggy cupola. · First seen · Ch. 5 · Incident of the Letter

  • Described as Once crowded with eager students, now gaunt and silent — tables laden with chemical apparatus, crates and packing straw on the floor, light falling dimly through a foggy cupola.

    Jekyll bought the house from a celebrated surgeon’s heirs; a stair at the far end climbs to the cabinet’s red baize door.