Katherine Marting Post 2

Lanyon’s decisions were all very rational especially because of the circumstances. After having to break into one of his closest friend’s house, Dr. Jekyll, and after the “visitor” comes into Lanyon’s home and mixes the concoction I would believe anyone would be curious to see what happens. As Lanyon’s decision reflects, watching the “visitor” drink it was diffidently something interesting and something no other man has witnessed. Whether Lanyon’s decision was wise or not depends on your curiosity and knowledge. At that time, Lanyon did not know that the “visitor” was Mr. Hyde, a murderer. If Lanyon had known all the facts his decisions would most likely have been different.