<span>Utterson visits Dr. Lanyon and mentions that he looks ill. Lanyon tells him that he is a doomed man. He claimed to of had a shock and later died in his bed. Hyde allowed Lanyon to witness his change back into Jekyll. Jekyll then confessed his sings to Lanyon. Since Lanyon is such a Godly man, this literally shocked him.</span>
B) Yes, because it highlights the importance of volunteers to the growth of the organization.
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The bloom will decay and disappear. -is the realization tinges Freneau's delight in the flower with a sense of sorrow
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