A woman's hatred turns her into the very kind of person she is trying to destroy

The moments after Henry Jekyll’s death, from Emma’s point of view. Based on the ending in the russian version of the show.

A well-known theatre suddenly became the crime scene of a big crime...

Anne Boleyn, the second wife of Tudor tyrant Henry VIII, has been having some very graphic nightmares and Two other queens try to make her feel better. (there was no Six: the Musical category so it's under Jekyll and Hyde)

What if one of the networks adapted this show into a live version? COMPLETED!

"With [one] hand under her chin, he placed a soft kiss on his fiancée's quivering lips, asking, 'is this all right, my love' Lisa wasn't quite sure what 'this' was, but she felt herself nod in approval." When Lisa goes looking for Henry, she encounters a stranger outside his home. She faints, awakening later in the lab with Henry himself standing over her...but is all as it seems?

In an attempt to cure his father, Henry Jekyll accidentally unleashes his inner demon, and ending up in a tangled web of murder, romance, and his internal struggle with his darker side.

Rated T for some violence and suicide is mentioned. Has not been checked for typos. Needs a better title. Jekyll and Hyde partly based off of Glass Scientists webcomic. Be on the lookout for an Epilogue that I might add if you like the story.

A parody of the song Kill Of The Night by Gin Wigmore. Disclaimer: I don't own Jekyll & Hyde.

Nadie es de aquí y nadie es de allá

I own nothing! I will Google Translate songs that you request and I will do it. I recommend listening to the original and singing to this one at the same time to enhance the experience.

After the wedding, Lisa Carew is left to pick up what Henry Jekyll and Edward Hyde left behind. What she finds may be her worst nightmare, or it may be just what she needed. Or, perhaps, both.

Edward Hyde goes around annoying everyone by singing the most annoying song ever: Let It Go. Just a silly little song-fic a friend of mine asked me to write.

Among the many issues I had with the musical The Count of Monte Cristo were a lot a the lyrical choices, which felt too generic and tame for the subject matter at hand. I decided to take one of their songs, Hell to your doorstep, and changed the lyrics to make it less bland, pleasing, and a bit darker than the original source material.

Jekyll managed to get rid of Hyde with another rare combination of drugs just after he sent the letter to Lucy. Now he is living happily ever after and in a blossoming romance with Lucy Harris. Their life seems perfect, until an unwanted visitor arrives..

I bring Jekyll and Hyde back from the dead. That's all I really have to tell you. Let me know if I should do, like, a sequel to this, or something. also, let me know if the rating should be higher.

Poem/Duet. As Hyde gets increasingly out of control, he confronts Jekyll with the fact that they are still actually the same person.

Cristy has been gone for a year. Jekyll is still haunted by the memory and continues his frantic search for an antidote. Utterson grows more and more concerned about Jekyll's behavior. Casey is convinced Cristy was murdered, and will stop at no lengths to avenge her sister's death.

Cristy is just a normal woman, until she meets Jekyll and becomes Hyde's new fascination. Jekyll works frantically to find an antidote. Utterson has a new guest living in his house. Will good overcome evil?

When Lucy leaves the whore house she turns up on the doorstep of Dr. Henry Jekyll to thank him for his friendship. Little does she know her life will soon take a turn for the better. Henry/Emma romance Henry/Lucy Friendship Emma/Lucy friendship

Henry was the first person to care for Lucy. She comes over to thank him. In the process she inspires him Friendship only Emma/Henry romance. Lucy/Henry friendship

When Emma is badly injured in an accident Henry refuses to give up on her. He will do anything to bring her back to him even if it would cause HIM significant pain and heartache

I know it's been done before, but here's my version of teh film of Jekyll & Hyde, featuring cut content from the show, as well as who I was picturing in certain roles. Adapted from the completist script by Jack Kemplin.

A different take on Henry Jekyll confronting Edward Hyde, in an effort to get rid of him once and for all. - Written in a screenplay format, since I wrote it for a class.

Lucy Harris meets Dr. Henry Jekyll on her way home aboard a London bus.