Analyse of the Incident at the window. Incident of the window is the shortest story in the Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It appears to be a story about the very usual Sunday of two friends Mr. Utterson and his cousin Mr. Enfield. They are having their traditional Sunday walk to the same part of the city, the narrator introduced us in the beginning of the first chapter. It has been quite long time since the first time they discussed this house and the mysterious man called Mr. Hyde. Since that time Mr. Utterson has become really interested in the case of this man, because he thinks that this man is causing problems, probably by blackmailing his friend Dr. Jekyll to become his inheritor. Beyond the aggressive act against the tenth year old girl, which they discussed the previous time, Hyde has even killed a client of Mr. Utterson sir Danvers Carew, a member of Parliament. After this incident Dr. Jekyll has admitted to Mr. Utterson that Hyde had left and will never return in his life. Their common friend Lanyon had undergone a great shock from which he have not recovered. After his death Utterson receives a letter from him, which could be opened only in case of death or disappearance of Dr. Jekyll. Lately Dr. Jekyll is feeling very bad, do not go out and do not accept any visitors, even if it is his good friend Utterson. It could seem quite ordinary - two man are having their ordinary Sunday walk in the same way as usually. If only this place (house) would not always appear in the story with some kind of horror or bizarre events. The conversation of two friends Mr. Utterson and Mr. Enfield, visiting another friend Dr. Jekyll (very usual and ordinary situation), who is very happy to see them in the beginning, but suddenly absolutely changes and terrifies his friends (unreal situation in ordinary circumstances). It turns out that this story is culmination of Mr. Utterson's informal Investigation of the case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Some questions