How does dr. jekyll’s confession answer questions about the mysterious cheque? a. it reveals mr. hyde’s motive for trampling a small girl and congratulates him for escaping the police by writing a cheque.  b. it reveals why jekyll wrote a cheque for hyde’s wrong and what steps jekyll took to avoid this problem in the future. c. it reveals how jekyll managed to forge a cheque in hyde’s name without raising people’s suspicions.

B.It reveals why Jekyll wrote a cheque for Hyde’s wrong and what steps Jekyll took to avoid this problem in the future.

Explanation:

Robert Louis Stevenson's gothic novella "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll ans Mr. Hyde" tells the story of how a respected doctor had to kill himself to fend of his evil alter ego. The story majorly revolves around the theme of good versus evil in a person, and in general, the world.

One case is that of the mysterious cheque as told in the very first chapter of the story. In "The Story of the Door", when Mr. Enfield began telling about the story of how My Hyde had hurt a little girl. And for re-compensation, Hyde brought a cheque in the name of Dr. Jekyll. So, in his sui cide letter at the end of the story titled "Henry Jekyll's Full Statement of the Case", Dr. Jekyll reveals why he wrote a cheque for what Hyde had done to the girl. He also mentioned what he had planned to avoid any unfortunate events from happening again in the future.

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