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Who tells Utterson about Hyde trampling a child?
What makes Hyde agree to compensate the child's family?
How much does Hyde agree to pay the child's family?
What do Utterson and Enfield agree after discussing the incident?
Who receives Jekyll's property under the unusual will?
What absence would allow Hyde to inherit under Jekyll's will?
What does Lanyon say about Hyde when Utterson questions him?
How does Utterson arrange to meet Hyde?
What does Jekyll claim about his power over Hyde?
What promise does Jekyll obtain from Utterson?
Who witnesses Hyde murdering Sir Danvers Carew?
Why does Utterson recognize the cane used in the murder?
Where does Utterson lead Inspector Newcomen after the murder?
What does Jekyll claim when Utterson visits after the murder?
What evidence deepens Utterson's suspicion about the letter?
What does Utterson come to suspect about Jekyll's letter?
What happens after Jekyll's renewed period of social life?
When may Utterson open Lanyon's sealed document?
What invitation does Jekyll refuse during the window conversation?
What abruptly ends the friendly conversation at Jekyll's window?
Who seeks Utterson's help over frightening changes at Jekyll's house?
What has the person behind the locked door urgently requested?
What do Utterson and Poole discover after forcing entry?
What does Jekyll urgently ask Lanyon to retrieve?
Who opens Jekyll's cabinet door for Lanyon?
What does Lanyon witness after the stranger drinks the mixture?
Why does Jekyll use his drug to become Hyde?
What alarming event leads Jekyll to stop transforming for two months?
What follows Jekyll's relapse after his period of restraint?
What problem does Jekyll face as he finishes his confession?
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