Jekyll
Book • 1900 • Mystery
ReportThe only living descendant of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde makes a deal with the dark side.
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No, unlike several adaptations of the book, Hyde does not sexually assault anyone.
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No animals are mentioned, even.
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A small child is trampled in the beginning of the story. She doesn't die but she's frightened and hurt.
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Some fans ship Jekyll and Hyde, but seeing as in this story, they're the same person, they don't count. Your mileage may vary for the adaptations, though.
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Jekyll kills himself at the end of the book. This is really no longer even a spoiler; it's in every adaptation and the book has been published for over a century.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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If you count Jekyll ingesting the potion, which he notes causes him excruciating pain at least once.
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Is there sexual content?
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It's theorized at one point that Hyde is Jekyll's illegitimate child, but otherwise, no one has sex and there are no further implications.
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No, but at least two people are murdered. It's not described in graphic detail.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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The story was written in 1886 and is set in Victorian London; expect lots of talk of 'madness'. This story is also often argued to be the origin of the 'split personality' and/or 'violent alter' trope, which many real people with dissociative identity disorder have spoken against, although it is explicitly stated in this book that Hyde is not a separate person from Jekyll and is merely an alias.
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Are needles/syringes used?
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No; unlike some of the adaptations based on the book, Jekyll drinks the solution instead of injecting it.
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Is there hate speech?
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Not unless you count ableism.
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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Is there body dysmorphia?
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Not unless you count Jekyll getting 'stuck' as Hyde, which causes him noticeable distress, but it's implied that this upsets Jekyll for other reasons.
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Does a woman get slapped?
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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The way Jekyll describes his first transformation can come off as him having a panic attack, or at the very least sounds similar.
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Does the black guy die first?
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None of the characters are ever described as one race or another; it's often presumed they're all white.
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Is there addiction?
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Tricky; some interpret this story as an allegory for addiction and there are some obvious parallels. Tread lightly.
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Does a parent die?
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No, but Hyde murders at least one person.
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Is someone possessed?
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No; unlike most adaptations based on this book, it's outright stated that Hyde is not a separate person, but merely Jekyll's alias. However, Jekyll gets 'stuck' as Hyde in a way that, if possession is a trigger for you, might set you off.
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Depends on if you count the chemical solution that allows Jekyll to turn into Hyde.
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Does an LGBT person die?
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Not unless you interpret Jekyll as queer, which some scholars do.
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Are there homophobic slurs?
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In older versions, the word "f*ggot" is used in its archaic meaning, ie. a bundle of sticks, but it's also a metaphor referring to two men. The word "queer" is used, also, but YMMV on that one.
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