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BOOK: “THE STRANGE CASE OF DORCTOR JEKYLL AND MISTER HYDE”
AUTHOR: Robert Louis Stevenson
MAIN CHARACTERS:
Utterson: a sullen man, cold, sparse and quiet-spoken, thin, tall, dark, melancholic, loyal and a good friend.
ENFIELD: Utterson's cousin, well known to all, kind and educated.
Lanyon: a gentleman robust, healthy, handsome, gray-haired, rough and determinedmanner.
JEKYLL: tall, handsome, cultured, studious, very noble and good.
HYDE: small, unsightly, evil, cold and impassive.
GUEST: worship, handwriting expert, intimate friend of Utterson.
POOLE: Well, brave, loyal, kind and a good servant.

THE PLOT
THE STRANGE CASE OF DOCTOR JEKYLL AND MISTER HYDE
One day his friend Utterson and Enfield Richard walked in a wealthy district ofLondon, his attention focused on a small house that looks to be abandoned. Enfield told his friend a story in which a little scary looking man named Edward Hyde, he trampled a girl in the street, without scruples. This anger at Richard, who reached the aggressor and made a reprimand, it does not upset because the man was so quiet. Already being present on the girl's father and a doctor asked ahundred pounds compensation for the incident, Mr. Hyde entered the small, neglected house and took a check with the money order signed by Henry Jekyll, a respectable doctor it was a good friend of Utterson.
Utterson, a lawyer, owned Jekyll's will, which stated that in case of death or disappearance of this, his fortune would pass into the hands of Edward Hyde. This will made him feel uncomfortableto the lawyer, and now, knowing of Hyde, even more. This propped up the desire to meet the new and dear friend of Henry. This was to see Dr. Lanyon, one of the oldest friends of Jekyll although the relationship was deteriorating, and ask for Edward Hyde, to what the doctor said he had never heard of him. Since no one knew this man, decided to go for it, and began to pace around the house to whichhe had been seen entering. One day, Utterson to Hyde, he looked at his face and discovered for himself what he had described Enfield, that man was something scary. He tried to strike up a conversation with him, but it was impossible, since at the time the man had been inside his house. He then went to the house of Dr. Jekyll, but on arrival, Poole, the butler told him that his master was notthere. Hyde asked Utterson, and the servant told him it was normal for the house and they had orders to obey. Already on his way to his home, the lawyer thought of his poor friend, if I had to be in trouble to walk with such people. Days later, Jekyll held a dinner for his closest friends, among who was Utterson, who missed the opportunity to ask for Hyde. The doctor said he would not talk about it andthat all he wanted was to observe the rights of his friend when he was missing.
A year later, the murder of Danvers Carew disrupted across Greater London. According to a witness, the murder was committed one night, using a cane as a weapon and whose author was Mr. Edward Hyde. Utterson Once aware of the murder was the scene of the crime, which found a piece of stick, which turned out to be agift from his friend for years to Jekyll. He accompanied police to the defendant's home, but when they arrived Mr. Hyde was not, entered his room and realized quickly that he had escaped and had even left the other half of the stick behind the door. And it would be easy to find, because the few people who knew him disagreed in their description and was known family or anything like that. SoonUtterson went to Jekyll to talk about the murder. Enrique told Hyde that had killed and never see him again. The doctor gave Utterson a letter written by Hyde, which he did not know what to do, if you give it to the police or not. Utterson showed the letter to a friend named Guest, handwriting expert who compared it to one written by Jekyll and came to the conclusion that the letters had been written...