The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

A lawyer is named in a will that should not exist. The beneficiary is a smaller man who walks at night, pays with another man’s cheque, and uses a door in a bystreet no gentleman would claim. Dr Jekyll is respectable, generous, and suddenly unavailable. London fog does the rest. Utterson knocks. The house does not answer as it should. Do not tell yourself you already know. Stevenson wrote it as a case, not a sermon. Open the door.