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Utterson learns that Hyde has written a letter to Dr. Jekyll, which is significant because it suggests a connection between the two men. He also discovers that the letter is in Hyde's handwriting, indicating that Hyde has some level of control or influence over Jekyll. This raises Utterson's concerns about Jekyll's well-being and the nature of his relationship with Hyde. Ultimately, it deepens the mystery surrounding Jekyll's strange behavior and the duality of his character.

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