In Chapter 10, what is Jekyll's reaction to Hyde's murder of Sir Danvers? A. He tries to ignore his guilt.

B. He frames Poole as the murder.

C. He falls to his knees, weeping and asking God to forgive the deed.

D. He never transforms into Hyde again.

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