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1. 1.

   What kind of a person was Dr Jekyll?

2. 2.

   What kind of a relationship did Dr Jekyll and Mr Utterson share?

3. 3.

   What did Dr Jekyll tell Mr Utterson about the letter? Was Dr Jekyll being truthful?

4. 4.

   What was Guest's analysis of the two sets of handwriting that he compared?

5. 5.

   What was Dr Jekyll's motive for showing the letter to Mr Utterson?

6. 6.

   'You have heard the news.'

   1. Who said this and to whom?
   2. What was the speaker referring to?
   3. Why did the speaker visit the other person's house?