Read the excerpt from the strange case of dr. jekyll and mr. hyde.
"i saw mr. hyde go in by the old dissecting room, poole,” he said. "is that right, when dr. jekyll is from home? ”
"quite right, mr. utterson, sir,” replied the servant. "mr. hyde has a key.”
"your master seems to repose a great deal of trust in that young man, poole,” resumed the other musingly.
"yes, sir, he does indeed,” said poole. "we have all orders to obey him.”
in this excerpt, which elements of the plot would create the most suspense about mr. hyde?
why mr. utterson is observing and asking about mr. hyde
why mr. hyde has a key and authority over the servants
why mr. poole trusts mr. hyde and agrees to obey him
why mr. utterson thinks dr. jekyll trusts mr. hyde greatl

Why Mr. Hyde has a key and authority over the servants.

Explanation:

Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson's gothic novella "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" tells the strange story of the metamorphosis of Dr. Jekyll and his alter ego Mr. Hyde. Both these personalities are poles apart in their characters, for one is a doctor revered and famous among people while the other is a monster who even murdered others.

The character of Mr. Gabriel John Utterson had been given authority over the will of Dr. Jekyll. And he was confused and maybe even perplexed why in every situation, Mr. Hyde was given authority to do with Dr. Jekyll's property in case of any misfortune. In his process of finding out more about Mr. Hyde, the possible inheritor of all of Jekyll's property, he began investigating wherever he can. On one such occasion, he asked the family servant Poole about Hyde who told him that he indeed is important in the household though he hardly interact with anyone. This puzzled/ surprised Mr. Utterson for he thinks that it is weird and strange for Jekyll to entrust so much on someone the others hardly know of. Based on the excerpt, the element of surprise is created over why Mr. Hyde has a key and authority over the servants.  

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