Daniel post one

Mr. utterson has a signifgant choice to make. I personally believe that the elements shown in the story ought to give him morale enough to not give the belongings to Mr. Hyde who is seemingly a terrible person even though it goes against the will of my jekyll. you can make the arguement that its against the law and that its wrong but when it comes down to it , you need to do whats right. if it means you serve jail time or a hefty fine, you do it so the deceased will be able to rest in peace. i'm not saying two wrongs make a right or anything like that, but if you're given the oppurtunity to do good and stand morally straight you take it.