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Dr. Jekyll's will stipulates that in the event of his disappearance or death, all his possessions should be transferred to Mr. Hyde. This arrangement raises suspicions and reflects Dr. Jekyll's dual nature, as it gives Hyde control over Jekyll's estate, highlighting the conflict between his respectable persona and his darker impulses. The will serves as a crucial plot device in Robert Louis Stevenson's "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde," illustrating the struggle between good and evil within Jekyll.

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