Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

once Utter son confronts Hyde, how does he feel towards him?

what reasons does utterson give for his feelings about hyde? in utterson's response to hyde, what does stevenson tell us aboutnhyde?

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After confronting Hyde, Utterson decides that Hyde must be blackmailing Jekyll, perhaps for some terrible act he committed earlier in his life.

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