Strangecaseofdrjekyllandmrhyde Stories

Not gonna lie, this is a test of my world and writing the nonsense relating to how it functions (kinda)

Hyde is a tragic wet-eyed beast, but at least Utterson knows how to be there for him

Hyde has won, but his victory comes at a price, as all victories do, but at least he does not have to be completely alone (even if Utterson does not necessarily want this)

Lucy Harris thought she was left for dead, but waking up in a hospital might be far better than she ever thought possible.

Sleepless hours filled with dread. There is but one question on the doctor's lips, "Am I a good man?"

After Edward Hyde commits suicide, he and Henry Jekyll find themselves in the modern day. Uploading this here for my friend, can also be found on A3O

In which Utterson and Jekyll have a brief discussion

Lanyon and Utterson discuss Jekyll, they are both just sad and tired and old and have to deal with this silly man

it's Hyde's turn to have the morbs apparently

"What if Jekyll was a modern teenager when he discovered Hyde?" -Me With events adapted from the original book and the musical, this is how things would have gone if Henry Jekyll was a teenager living in modern-day New York.

Just a love story to two of my favorite stories. This is lore to a stop motion series I've been working on for about 2 years. Chase Miller thought he could run from his past, but when an old evil follows him to his new school can he overcome it or is he doomed?

It's the Gilded Age. New York City, and increasingly the world, runs on steam and magic. A small number of families control national industry, influence global markets, and set the tone socially. The Livingstons are one of the gilded families, a mixture of old money and money that is newer, although not nouveau riche. The patriarch, Bernard, is facing unprecedented opportunities for his family in the cutthroat business world, while his second wife has taken on the competitive marriage mart to find her children and stepchildren suitable matches. The Livingston offspring will navigate societal expectations, pressure, and pleasures, present but sometimes veiled dangers, and the varied applications of magic as they shape their lives. Tags and characters will be added as the story progresses.