16 Centre Field Road London 23rd November - My dear friend Utterson, I write to you of a morbid affair of honour and of reason that has afflicted both the likes of our dear friend the late Doctor Lanyon and myself to a degree of incalculable lament. It is time the likes of my immoral research and the tempestuous Mr. Hyde were palliated for my distress can no longer be confined to my liking. Yet I …
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…write of his actions, and write that such an experiment can only result in evil. You may write of me, for as you are reading this letter I have perished and vanished from your London. If I am alive, I will die soon, and if I am dead, Hyde is dead with me. Please act out my last request for morality, vitality and peace of mind. In death I am your affectionate friend, Henry Jekyll.