The final chapter of the novel did contain important and essential information but it was otherwise filled with repetition and unimportant details that we had already figured out. The need for this chapter seemed less significant than in previous years because of the early exposure to the story.
I understand the need to add every specific detail into the story about the mind of Jekyll and how it was affected by the presence of Hyde from the Doctor's own mind but after all this exposure to the story worldwide, the information within Jekyll's mind has been passed on from generation to generation.
In final perspective of the case the chapter held plausible information to the untrained eye while it contained a serious case of repetition between the lines
"Wayne's World, Wayne's World, Party time, Excellent. WOO!!!"
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