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    1) A purse, gold watch, and sealed envelope bearing Mr. Utterson's name and address are found on the body of Sir Danvers Carew, who is identified by Utterson. 2) Two important clues are found at Hyde's house: part of a chequebook and the other half of a walking stick matching the one used in the murder. 3) It is nearly impossible to create a wanted poster for Hyde after the murder because very few are familiar with him, his family cannot be found, he has never been photographed, and descriptions of his appearance differ except for agreeing on his deformity.

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    1) A purse, gold watch, and sealed envelope bearing Mr. Utterson's name and address are found on the body of Sir Danvers Carew, who is identified by Utterson. 2) Two important clues are found at Hyde's house: part of a chequebook and the other half of a walking stick matching the one used in the murder. 3) It is nearly impossible to create a wanted poster for Hyde after the murder because very few are familiar with him, his family cannot be found, he has never been photographed, and descriptions of his appearance differ except for agreeing on his deformity.

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    Carew Murder Case

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    1) A purse, gold watch, and sealed envelope bearing Mr. Utterson's name and address are found on the body of Sir Danvers Carew, who is identified by Utterson. 2) Two important clues are found at Hyde's house: part of a chequebook and the other half of a walking stick matching the one used in the murder. 3) It is nearly impossible to create a wanted poster for Hyde after the murder because very few are familiar with him, his family cannot be found, he has never been photographed, and descriptions of his appearance differ except for agreeing on his deformity.

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    What items are found on the body?

    A purse and a gold watch, as well as a sealed and stamped envelope, bearing the name and
    address of Mr. Utterson.
    Who is murdered? How is his identity revealed?
    Sir Danvers Carew is murdered. Utterson identifies him.
    What important clue is found at Hyde’s house?
    Two things are found at Hyde’s house: “the butt-end of a green cheque-book,” as well as, “the
    other half of the stick was found behind the door.”
    Why is it virtually impossible to get out a WANTED poster of Hyde after the murder?
    There are not many who are familiar with Hyde, and his family cannot be found. He also has
    never been photographed and those who can describe him, have differing descriptions of him.
    The only characteristic all can agree on is his deformity.

    How does Stevenson use the setting and atmosphere to mirror the battle between good and
    evil in this chapter?
    How are Hyde’s rooms described? What evidence is found there? Why is he now a hunted
    man?

    Name: _____________________________________ Date: _______ Period: _______

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    3. What did Mr. Hyde burn? 1. Who witnessed the murder?
    4. What is Mr. Hyde like? 2. Who is the policeman
    investigating the murder?
    7. Where did the book take place?
    5. What was the weapon used to kill
    9. Who is the lawyer? Sir Danvers Carew?
    10. When did the murder occur? 6. What year was the book
    11. Who killed Sir Danvers Carew? published?
    8. Where did the story take place?

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