This image is a part of the scene from Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde when from what Dr. Lanyon knows Dr. Jekyll's assistent has come to his house to pick up the drawer that Dr. Jekyll has told him specifically to take from his cabinet. The assistant is however Mr. Hyde and he is asking Dr. Lanyon if he would like to witness his transformation. Lanyon then explains that he has done to much and come to far not to see what it all was for. This interpretation of the scene struggles to represent the novels words in a visual way because of the lack of expression. The image just shows the two men one nearly facing away only showing a part of his face which looks as if he has no care in the world for what is about to happen and the other man looking about the same. Both having no color and no emotion making this a very boring and uninformative sight.