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Mr. Gabriel Utterson and his cousin Richard Enfield used to go on long and silent walks. One day, Enfield told him the story of a small and evil man who once was running down the street and knocked a little girl to the ground.
As a punishment for his actions, people made him give  one hundred pounds to the child's family. But, the name of the cheque was someone with a high reputation in London.

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Utterson thought it was a bad business; he thought the hateful man was blackmailing the writer of the cheque.
As well, Enfield described the little man as in-human and disturbing.
Later, both men agreed not to speak of that matter anymore. But Utterson, decided to check Dr. Jekyll's Will, which was supposed to be handed over his friend Edward Hyde. He didn't like that paper and felt uncomfortable because he didn't know Hyde. He feared his friend Jekyll was under the control of a criminal.
He visited Lanyon, an old friend, to see if he had some answers, but he had no idea of that matter.

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Utterson was determined to see and perhaps talk to Hyde; maybe he could get an explanation. He spent a lot of time outside his door waiting for him to come out or get in.
One night, he saw him. Therefore, he approached and talk to him. Utterson ask to talk a bit inside, then, asked to see his face. Then, Hyde gave him his adress in Soho, but suddenly, Hyde got violent when Utterson told him that Jekyll was a common friend of both.
That's why Utterson decided to leave and visit Dr. Jekyll, but he was out; there, he found out that Hyde had a key of Jekyll's house and all the servants were instructed to obey him.

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At a dinner party that Jekyll held, Utterson talked with Jekyll about his will and his worry about Hyde. But Jekyll said that everything was under control, but also said that when he died or went missing for more than 3 months, Hyde must get full rights from his will.
A year later, a maid was looking out of her window, and saw a little man murdering with a cane an elderly man, her reaction was to faint, but then, call the police and told them everything she had seen. The police found on envelope, which was in possession of the murdered man, addressed to "Mr. Utterson".

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A police man showed to Utterson's house and told him what had happened. Utterson went to the police-station to recognise de body; he was Sir Danvers Carew, a Member of Parliament. Utterson heard Hyde's name and hoped it had been a mistake.
The broken cane was shown to Utterson, and he recogised it as a present that he had given to Jekyll some years ago.
The officer and Utterson when to Hyde's house in Soho, there they visited his room, which was a mess; they found a part of a burnt chequebook, and the other half of the broken cane. They decided to keep an eye on Hyde's bank account since he will soon need money.
They planned to arrest him, but it was a difficult job.

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Utterson returned to Jekyll's home, and found out that Jekyll looked very sick (near death). They talked about Carew murderer, and Utterson warned Jekyll to not hide him because it could cause an scandal, but Jekyll said that he was completly over with Hyde.
Then, he told Utterson that he had received a letter from Hyde, and decided to give it to Gabriel because he trusted him to make the best decision.
Later, Utterson sat by his fireplace withhis head clerk, Mr. Guest, and asked for help to analyse the letter. Mr. Clerk said that Hyde's and Jekyll's handrwriting were very similar but just different sloped.

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Thousands of pounds was offered to anyone who could help the police catch Hyde. But he had completely vanished.
Utterson was happier and saw a posivite change on Jekyll; his face was bright again.
Utterson, Lanyon and Jekyll had became closer like the old times.
Suddenly, one night Utterson wasn't allowed to entry to Jekyll's house. Jekyll had confined himself into his house and laboratory.
Later, Utterson headed to Lanyon's house, but he was shocked by his looked (near death). Lanyon was very sick and angry at Jekyll; he said he didn't want to hear anything from him because he was finished with him.
Utterson decided to wrote a letter to Jekyll, complaining about his exclusion of the house and asking for an answer.
But Jekyll replied that he wanted to live om his own like a hermit, which confused Utterson a lot.
Two weeks later, Lanyon died, but he had left a letter for Utterson, but the condition to read it was to not be open until death or disappearance of Henry Jekyll.

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Utterson got an unexpected visit from Poole.
He said that the doctor had locked himself into the laboratory and he needed Utterson's help.
When the arrived to Jekyll's house, Poole told him that whoever was in the laboratory had been asking the whole week for differente chemicals.
Utterson said that Jekyll might be sick and he was trying to get the cure for his illness.
But Poole said that he hadn't seen his master; it was a dwarf that looked like Edward Hyde.
Therefore, Utterson decided to smash and open the door with an axe.
When they entered to the laboratory, they found Edward Hyde lying on the floor death with a test of tube of poison cluthched in his hand. He was dead.
Utterson found Jekyll's new Will, which said that the new inheritor was Gabriel Utterson and not Edward Hyde.

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Utterson opened Dr. Lanyon's letter and read it. Lanyon was asking for a favour, he asked Lanyon if he could get a drawer from his office, which at midnight will be picked up by a representative of him. After reading this, he decided to follow the instructions, went to Lanyon's house and got the drawer. Later, a small and strange man appeared at his house in order to pick the drawer up. He asked for a mesured drinking glass in order to mix some liquids from the drawer, which he drank. Suddenly, he cried out and lost his balance. He had turned into Henry Jekyll.

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Henry's letter:
It explains part of his childhood and how hard it was for him to obey society. Which soon led him to live a double life. A good one and a bad one.
He started experimenting and found out he could change to his bad side (Hyde)  whenever he wanted to. But one day, he started turning into him when he didn't want to and he couldn't control himself anymore.
He says that the murder of Sir Danvers happened in such an unthinking feeling rage. After realising what he had done, he ran to his Soho house and tried to burn the evidence. He finally had managed to never let Hyde out again, but suddenly, one day, he turned into him and couldn't go back to being Jekyll again without the right dosis. And that's the reason why he asked Lanyon to get that drawer.
He managed to turned into Jekyll again, but the next morning, he became Hyde, then took a double dosis, and turned into Jekyll, but he turned into Hyde again and so on.
He says he lives in fear of Hyde's return.