The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
Book • 1900 • Mystery
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It is mentions that Jekyll hits a woman who tries to help him
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tacomeatfartsniffer
when hyde kills danvers carew his bones 'audibly' shatter
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Does the abused become the abuser?
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RowanOakley
No, but lots and lots of deception.
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StaleOrchid
Injured, yes. But injury of a child does not constitute abuse
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RowanOakley
Not unless you count Jekyll's famous chemical solution.
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Is there addiction?
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Tricky; the story is often interpreted as an allegory for addiction and there are some obvious parallels, but no one ever explicitly uses alcohol or drugs.
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Does someone abuse alcohol?
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not *abuse* alcohol, but i suppose it is mentioned quite a few times
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Is there a dead animal?
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No animals are even mentioned.
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RowanOakley
Unlike many adaptations, Hyde never sexually assaults or rapes someone in the original.
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Is someone crushed to death?
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DragonTheScalie
Later on in the book an old man is stomped to death, early on a little girl is stated to have been trampled but she ends up okay
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Is there body horror?
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DragonTheScalie
The descriptions of transformation could be counted
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Does someone break a bone?
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DragonTheScalie
When an old man is killed his bones are described to have audibly shattered
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DragonTheScalie
Mentioned to be a possibility but it never happens
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Is someone possessed?
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RowanOakley
Nope; many adaptations like to play Hyde up as a separate entity that wrenches control from Jekyll, but in this story, which is the original, Jekyll is fully in control at all times and *is* Hyde.
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tacomeatfartsniffer
this was written 115 years before 9/11
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Are needles/syringes used?
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RowanOakley
Nope, unlike in many adaptations, Jekyll drinks the solution instead of injecting it.
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Does someone have cancer?
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RowanOakley
No, but a character takes very ill and then dies. It seems to be more of shock than anything.
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StaleOrchid
The Hyde-Jekyll split is often interpreted as a mental illness.
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RowanOakley
If you count Jekyll deciding to keep using the potion, which he notes is excruciatingly painful.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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StaleOrchid
We can have many debates as to whether Hyde is mentally ill or not. He is, however, violent. And assumed to be mentally unwell for most of the book.
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
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DragonTheScalie
It could be interpreted as such (and is adapted as so) but in the original Jekyll does not have DID
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Does it count as attempt if it's successful?
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Are there anxiety attacks?
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Tricky, the first transformation is described in a way that might call to mind a panic attack.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is there body dysphoria?
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DragonTheScalie
Kinda? Not really
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RowanOakley
Yes, and by this point, it's not even a plot twist, because Jekyll killing himself is in every adaptation.
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Are there babies or unborn children?
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DragonTheScalie
When Jekyll describes his good and evil sides there's a lot of pregnancy and birth imagery but there are no actual pregnant people
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RowanOakley
In some older versions, the word f*ggot is used in its archaic sense, meaning a bundle of sticks, but it's a metaphor referring to two men. The word queer, as in 'strange', is also used, but YMMV on that term.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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RowanOakley
Oh, yes. This story was written in 1886 and is set in Victorian London, so expect lots of talk of 'madness'. This story is also often argued to be the origin of the 'split personality'/'violent alter' trope, which many actual people with DID have come out against, but it must be noted that Jekyll and Hyde are the same person in this adaptation. Hyde is not a 'splinter' of Jekyll, or an alter, no more than a disguise is.
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RowanOakley
Not unless you interpret Jekyll as a queer man, which some scholars do.
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Does the black guy die first?
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No one is ever described as one race or another; it's often assumed they're all white.
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Is there hate speech?
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Not unless you count ableist speech.
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tacomeatfartsniffer
before the plot twist it is implied that utterson and enfield assume jekyll [canonically fifty] and hyde [heavily emphasised to be younger then jekyll] are in some sort of non platonic close relationship
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Are there demons or Hell?
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tacomeatfartsniffer
hyde is refered to as 'devillish' and is attributed to satan and demons and whatnot throughout
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Are there incestuous relationships?
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Is there sexual content?
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tacomeatfartsniffer
very much implied that some of jekylls desires/hyde's implied actions are sexual in chapter 10. its also vaguely implied that hyde and sir carew were meeting to hook up in chapter 4
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Does it have a sad ending?
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StaleOrchid
Depends on what you count as sad. The 'mystery' is solved, and the pov character gets out of everything rather alright, albeit shocked, but Jekyll doesent fare so well.
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Is there blood/gore?
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RowanOakley
No, but two people are murdered. It happens 'offscreen' and is not described in detail.
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Is there a nuclear explosion?
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tacomeatfartsniffer
nuclear energy was not avidly used nor even discovered in 1886
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