'Jekyll and Hyde' Chapter 6: Remarkable Incident of Dr. Lanyon
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Lanyon's narrative is concealed within a sealed envelope inside his will.
The sealed envelope in the safe is another clue within the detective plot, yet the reader is denied access to it.
Utterson is able to repress his natural curiosity, locking and concealing the envelope in the safe.
The safely secured letter symbolises the link between concealment and the protection of reputation.
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