#j&h

[m0nt3cr15t0]

"Oh, you like the J&H musical too?? What's your favorite song? 🥰" And then it's the one where Anthony Warlow screams in agony for two minutes straight and my favorite part of it is him shrieking and demanding if he is dying ,,,

[elv--eyera]

This is SO COOL

[twofaceforever]

GUYS GUYS I NEED EVERYONE TO SEE THIS

>be me

>be edward hyde

>check if the mf i just killed is still alive

>flash a random crowd

>steal balloons

>run away

Another proof the J&H Vienna production is the best one (even if i don’t speak a word of german)

[honeysticksz]

Me when my friend casually said "They'll never separate Jekyll from Hyde, he was right. When you talk about them, you always say "Jekyll and Hyde", it's never only Jekyll or only Hyde. No one knows who they are if you don't say them together, they're nobody without each other" and I. Why would you say that to me.

Jekyll is doomed to always be known as/for the thing he regrettably created. He won't be known for his great science, but for his tragic tale. And Hyde is doomed to never be his own person, but an extension of Jekyll. As Jekyll's regrettable creation. Jekyll will never know peace in his afterlife, never be redeemed for his sins. Hyde will forever haunt him. He tried so desperately to disconnect himself from Hyde's identity, enough to kill himself, and yet years of literature + many adaptations later, he cannot escape Hyde. Cannot escape himself. And Hyde cannot break his bond with Jekyll, he's always going to have to return to that docile state. He says that he's free as Hyde, but what kind of freedom is that. They're stuck together. Forever.

Guys what if I started sobbing at Jekyll and his evilsona gone wrong. What would happen. "They're nobody without each other" you have to be kidding me. They're. hhrhrhg. Doomed by the narrative. I'm so sorry babygirls. Babygirl.

[teague-broski]

heyyyyyyy chat its been a minute or two :D [drops this and runs away]

[localratwithcowboyhat]

Doodles from today

[an1muuarts]

pale

people experiencing uncanny valley looking at him

is hyde supposed to look like a corpse? because our instinct for the uncanny valley is for corpses. like, sending signals to our brains "something killed another human and i must leave"

[m-r-moth]

more of my favorite dramatic theatre kid scientist and his intrusive murder thoughts

[aanthonyvb]

On a night walk from a long-delayed visit to the theatre, Utterson mentions he never learned to dance properly. Jekyll, of course, takes it on himself to help his lawyer.

[2puncturezz]

Henriel is exactly what RLS would’ve wanted

This is from a few months ago along with all the doodles 🍏

[sondersspite]

low effort jekyll and hyde stuff<33

[happistar]

CHEVAL GLASS UTTERSON!!! I LOVE HER

@what-resides-in-the-cheval-glass

[sillymachiine]

some designs. i don't know how much i like them.

[radioactivetestosterone]

funny as fuck for jekyll to say ’i must be wise’ after drinking a fuckass radioactive potion he hasnt tested properly

[teague-broski]

i have this sort of series where i turn tweets on my timeline into memes so here are the first 2 :D

[localratwithcowboyhat]

Henry Jekyll refrence sheet 💥🧪