CHAPTER 2 - In search of Mr Hyde

Mr Utterson have a envelope of Doctor Jekyll into a unlocked cupboard that says this:

"If I die, or if I disappear for more than three months, I wish to leave everything I own to my dear friend Edward Hyde". 

He didn't know what's happening and went to see his old friend Dr Lanyon and ask him about Dr Jekyll. He said that have ever seen Dr Jekyll since he know that the doctor developed unscientific ideas. Mr Utterson asked about Mr Hyde too but his old friend didn't meet him. One night, Utterson decided to wait him to the side-street and saw him. He was so rude and bad-looking. He wasn't a good feeling to Mr Utterson, and turned the key in the lock and disappeared into the house. This week, Doctor Jekyll gave a dinner for a old friends, incluids Dr Lanyon, and Mr Uttersion asked about Hyde but Doctor Jekyll didn't want to tell him anything about this man and make promise to Utterson if something happens to him, Mr Hyde would inherits his money.

CHAPTER 1 - The mysterious door

In this chapter we know Mr Utterson, a hepful and shy lawyer and his cousin and best friend, Richard Enfield, that is a different person from Mr Utterson. They walked across the side-street in London and Enfield tell to Utterson a story about a mysterious door in this street. A cruel madman bumped a little girl and after, he left her in the middle of the street but  Mr Enfield caught the cruel man and have to give money to the girl's family. The strange and cruel man called Mr Hyde, that go into de mysterious door and back with a cheque from Coutt's Bank. This cheque have a well-known man in London that donated his money to the charity. He's Doctor Jekyll and Mr Utterson know who is him.