#the strange case of dr. jekyll and mr hyde

[finchfairy]

So similar and yet so different…

[kusnechik]

Forgot I had this in my drafts lmao

They'd make a great sitcom

[plantsarecooleh]

Lanyon’s wife

in my j+h au, the most notable difference i made from canon was that lanyon is happily married to Lucy Harris no, she is not a sex worker in this au, rather, she is a very bold and peculiar woman (at least in Victorian standards) she is very outgoing, and was the one who pulled Hastie out of his pit of depression :D however, because of her unreserved nature, some people spread rumours that she used to be a whore, hoping to defame her luckily, the patch of land in which she uses to cultivate her fucks given is barren.

[strangecase-comic]

CHAPTER 2 - SEARCH FOR MR. HYDE - PAGE 7

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[sammyay]

Headcanon:

Jekyll slouches in private. In public he definitely wears man corsets cause he’s insecure and stands up straight as a pole but in private he nearly folds in two with pathetic back cracking sounds (that also explains Hyde’s shitty posture)

[adhd-fandom-and-gay]

MY GRANDPARENTS ARE ASKING ME WHAT I WANT FOR MY BIRTHDAY IN A FEW DAYS SO IM TRYING TO FIND AND J&H MERCH OUT THERE

[strangestcase]

Happy Utterson Saturday. Get your sleuthing up get your money up

[just-hyde]

Daily doze of eyes

[toonlissi]

Stupid little comic i made a while ago featuring this chaotic trio.

Bonus:

[maybeacommieishere]

Tgs and my Hyde plus random art

[inkinary]

IT IS TIME!!!!

The first chapter of the long awaited story is up!

Please enjoy, and thank you all for your patience!

[bibi-the-pooh]

I just finished listening to Hunter’s iHeart podcast, and I’m fully convinced that they adapted Tyler’s storyline from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. It’s also worth noting that the podcast was released after they started filming Season 2, so by that time, Hunter had read at least some of the scripts.

Based on the book’s storyline- and everything we know about season 2-, here are the most plausible theories that come to mind:

1.Hunter said that by the end of Season 1, Tyler had "kind of lost all his humanity." I doubt Hyde responds well to solitary confinement in Willowhill. So, during Wednesday’s first visit, she’ll likely encounter the Hyde persona—not Tyler. Still, considering how deeply they got under each other’s skin in Season 1, it’s possible that something Wednesday says might trigger the real Tyler. That 'something' could relate to Donovan or Francoise.

2. Maybe I’m overanalyzing, but the way Hunter said, “Can you redeem someone who murdered some people?” was suspicious—he was literally giggling and kicking his feet while saying it. I genuinely believe that this question will be central to Tyler’s arc this season. I’d even bet money on it, especially since this season’s main theme is 'losing control'.

3. There has to be a nerve-wracking event in Tyler’s life to reawaken "the real Tyler." I’ve prepared myself for Donovan’s death, but I doubt they’ll kill him off so easily. If it does happen, it would require buildup—and once it happens, it needs to launch Tyler into a whole new emotional level. His mother is already presumed dead, so if he also loses his father, it could be the final blow that unravels him, this wouldn't fit into the agenda. That said, I’m pretty convinced Donovan won’t die—not yet. There's too much left to resolve: Morning Song, Willowhill, the stalker, and Tyler’s redemption arc. Plus, Hyde is too big of an asset for the show. Season 1 practically revolved around that violent little cutie. Tim Burton has built his entire career on making people empathize with morally grey—or even black—characters. I don’t think he’d let his hand-drawn "sensitive monster" go without a glorious send-off.

4. Either Francoise is still alive, or Donovan is in a situation where he needs to be saved. I believe this will connect directly to the people running Willowhill and the Morning Song cult. These two organizations are probably linked.

Willowhill definitely isn’t innocent. I believe the hospital is run by Morning Song cult members, elitist outcasts, or xenophobic normies. And all of them have a motive to abuse the outcast patients—especially someone like Tyler Galpin.

Laurel was just a pawn in a bigger game. Since she was able to access Francoise’s files, someone powerful must've been behind her. I suspect it’s the normies, but they likely lack Laurel’s personal vendetta. They don’t have strong emotional motives to oppose outcasts, they might even work with them if they see any benefit for themselves.

I think Dr. Fairburn might turn out to be a decent character, but Heather Matarazzo’s character is probably a sleeper-cell spy. Wednesday will likely uncover both her scheme and Principal Dort’s hypocrisy soon enough, and she may offer a quid pro quo to secure Tyler’s release. She wouldn’t risk being on the wrong side of history—if outcasts were abusing normies and suppressing their own kind, that would be a declaration of war in Wednesday’s book.

5. I’m still unsure how Wednesday would manage to keep Hyde under control, though. Maybe Bianca could use her siren song, or perhaps Hyde would choose to cooperate with Wednesday of his own accord. I pray the latter turns out to be true, because there’s something delicious about Hyde choosing to side with Wednesday while still being unreliable — and Tyler occasionally surfacing, messing with her mind just because he still resembles the boy she once knew.

6. And then there’s Karloff—that Frankenstein wannabe. How thrilling!

I have to admit, I have no idea how he'll come into play. I don't want to dwell on what the leaker said about him, I refuse to accept that bizarre "He accidentaly becomes Tyler's master" bs. For the second time, LET MY BOY LIVE ON HIS OWN WILL! (or Wednesday's...wait, who said that?). Though if he does get out and starts wreaking havoc around Jericho, I can definitely see why Wednesday would want Tyler on her side. You can only beat a monster with another one.

7. The stalker and the Addams family secrets also come into play. We know they’re trying to pave the way for a Fester spinoff. Maybe the stalker will turn out to be Debbie—but that’s just a wild guess. In any case, I don’t think this storyline will have a major impact on the season finale. It’ll more likely feed into the Red Death/Slasher/Camp episodes.

[kusnechik]

Poole, peeking into the drawing room: Oh good, you're not busy

Jekyll, aggresively playing rock-paper-scissors with the mirror: actually Poole...I am busy

[plantsarecooleh]

Art trade with @zmkitty!

is this a bit out of character for Jekyll? Yeah

did i have an absolute blast drawing this anyway? HELL YEAH!

Edit: I just realized that they both have swapped(kinda) pallates. Brown hair pink dress, pink hair brown fit. I just think this was a pretty cool coincidence

[the-aftonsparv]

at the 1886 science lab. straight up "laying it" and by "it", haha, well, lets justr say. the body of a man sorely contorted and still twitching

[sammyay]

Once in a decade my hand slipped and I decided to try to draw the guys that are living in my head. As we can see I’ve made up the idea of Hyde’s eyes being dilated and overall not very normal human like, that’s what makes something about him feel…off.

(Some examples but you get the idea)

also a tiny headcanon for handwriting: Jekyll, when creating Hyde’s signature tried his best to make it look the opposite of his own (less sharp, tilt to the left) but utterly forgot for his own tendency to draw the fancy ‘y’