In this novel, the butler Poole uses an axe to break down the cabinet door of his master.
In this novel, the butler Poole uses an axe to break down the cabinet door of his master. After the antagonist clubs Sir Danvers Carew to death, the police find a note on the victim's body addressed to Mr. (*) Utterson, a respectable lawyer who later tries to help Poole find the whereabouts of his master. In the final chapter, a confession written by the first title character describes how he led a double life as the second title character. For ten points, name this 1886 novel about a London doctor who makes a potion that allows him to transform into his evil self, a work by Robert Louis Stevenson.
In this novel, the butler Poole uses an axe to break down the cabinet door of his master.
The Strange Case of Dr. {Jekyll and} Mr.{ Hyde}