Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. hyde
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- How can it be the same signature?
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- Well... I don't have problem about that, his name is Hyde
- Richard... could you tell me his name?
- At the morning Hyde went to the bank with Richard and saw that it was his signature, he was surprised because it wasn't the same person he had known at first.
- Mr. Utterson, I think the best thing would be not to talk about this topic again.
- It's ok Richard!
- The two friends, Richard Field and Mr. Utterson, while they were walking they were discussing the building and some assumptions.
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- Mr. Hyde's case All thepossessions of Henry Jekyll, will pass into the hands of his “friend and benefactor EdwardHyde,” but that in case of Dr. Jekyll’s “disappearance or unexplained absencefor any period exceeding three calendar months,”
- Document 1Henry Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Case of Henry Jekyll
- Mr. Utterson asked Richard the name and a description of the man who hurt the little girl, as he didn't see anything wrong with it he said that his name was Hyde and that he looks deformed but he was normal.
- Why it has to be so difficult?
- A long time after talking the two said that they wouldn't talk more about that.
- SEARCH FOR MR. HYDEIn the evening, Utterson came to his home and opened a safe, where he took out some papers that said that if something happened to Henry Jekyll, all the profits would be passed on to Edward Hyde.
- Henry Jekyll
- Mr. Utterson couldn't know anything through the documents and that bothered him.
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