Next Sunday, Utterson and Enfield are enjoying their ritual of a stroll when they pass the same strange door that has now sparked so many twists and stranger turns. Enfield mentions the murder of Sir Danvers Carew and how his initial story of the trampled lady has met an end with Hyde’s disappearance. 

Enfield then tells Utterson that he has figured out that the run-down building before them is actually attached to Jekyll’s house. 

The pair, curious, try to peer through a window but are naturally shocked to find Dr. Jekyll, attempting to take delight in the open air. He tells the pair that he isn’t feeling well, something that makes Utterson suggest a walk, to help his health, but Jekyll refuses. 

A few moments later, whilst in civilised chitchat, Jekyll experiences a catastrophic turn and suddenly flees the conversation, shutting the window and disappearing. Utterson and Enfield are reasonably shocked and leave without muttering a word.