How does Dr. Jekyll’s confession answer questions about the murder of Danvers Carew? It reveals where Mr. Hyde got the cane he u
sed to hit Danvers Carew. It reveals what happened to the woman who witnessed the murder. It reveals why Danvers Carew was out walking on the night of the murder. It reveals what caused Mr. Hyde to kill Danvers Carew.
This comes from the story “ <em><u>Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde”</u></em> written by <u>Robert Louis Stevenson</u>. It is the tragic story of how Dr. Jekyll used a potion to transform into Mr. Hyde and do his evil deeds and killing people. He wanted to get out of this bad situation of changing at random and killed himself, leaving a letter to confess this.
Question: How does Dr. Jekyll’s confession answer questions about the murder of Danvers Carew?
Answer: D. It reveals what caused Mr. Hyde to kill Danvers Carew
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