The man who trampled that child is suspected of being an extortionist by Utterson, and is later accused of the murder of Sir Danvers Carew, but after Poole summons Utterson to a laboratory they discover the man drinking poison.
At the opening of this work, Richard Enfield and Mr. Utterson encounter an empty building while taking their usual Sunday walk, which reminds Enfield that he saw a man trample a child in its doorway. The man who trampled that child is suspected of being an extortionist by Utterson, and is later accused of the murder of Sir Danvers Carew, but after Poole summons Utterson to a laboratory they discover the man drinking poison. The confession written by the first title character describes how he used drugs to turn into the second title character. FTP, name this 1886 work about a London physician who leads a double life, a work by Robert Louis Stevenson.
At the opening of this work, Richard Enfield and Mr. Utterson encounter an empty building while taking their usual Sunday walk, which reminds Enfield that he saw a man trample a child in its doorway.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde