The  Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

This story is about two men: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
One day Mr Utterson, a lawyer, and his relative Mr Enfield walked down a street. In this street there were some clean doors, but one door was dirty.
Mr Enfield told Mr Utterson an old story about this door.
Enfield told him that one day he was returning to his home and he saw a small man and a little girl. They were turning the corner and the man collided with the girl and he walked over the girl’s body. The girl’s parents went to help their daughter and Mr Enfueld began to choose the (his victims to murder) murderess?. The man returned to the girl and he gave her some money as an  apology. Then they went to the bank to deposit  the money, but the signature on  the check wasn’t the Mr Hyde’s signature; it was the Dr Jekyll’s signature; Mr Utterson recognized the name of Hyde.
One day Utterson remembered that he saw this name on the Dr Jekyll’s letter.
After a few days he and his friends decided to go to the Dr Jekyll’s laboratory and they spoke with Dr Jekyll and he was happy; then they saw there the Mr Hyde’s body, it lay on the ground.
In the end Mr Utterson discovered that Mr Hyde and Dr Jakyll were the same person.
He discovered everything by the letter given to him by Dr Jekyll.
In this letter he told Utterson that he was doing an experiment; he wanted to separate the good appearance of the people from the bad.
He drank the potion and he became the evil appearance and when he drank it again he became the good appearance.