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How does this passage develop the theme "Secrets isolate people from those around them”?

A
Jekyll decides to end his friendship with Dr. Lanyon because of Lanyon's secrets.
B
Jekyll believes that, because of his secret, he must avoid seeing his friends.
C
Jekyll reveals his secret to Mr. Utterson, causing Utterson to never speak to Jekyll again.

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