The last night

Utterson, Jekyll's best friend, and Poole, his butler, decide to finally discover who, or what, has been hiding out in Jekyll's laboratory. A visual adaptation of the original Jekyll & Hyde story.

Transcript

2. Dialog Do you know, Poole,
3. Dialog Do you know, Poole,
4. Dialog that we are about to place ourselves in a position of some peril?
5. Dialog that we are about to place ourselves in a position of some peril?
7. Dialog Well then let us both be frank.
8. Dialog This masked figure that you saw... did you recognize it?
10. Dialog I, I mean, it went by so quick it's hard to say.
12. Dialog But if you mean to ask if it was Mr. Hyde? I think so.
13. Dialog You haven't forgotten he still has a key with him to the old laboratory.
15. Dialog And, well, that's not all.
16. Dialog Mr, Utterson, have you ever met Hyde?
17. Dialog Yes, I once spoke with him.
18. Dialog Then you must know there was something off about him-
19. Dialog that you felt in your marrow kind of cold, and thin.
20. Dialog I know it's not evidence, I am no fool.
21. Dialog I know it's not evidence, I am no fool.
22. Dialog But I am certain it was him.
23. Dialog I am inclined to believe you. I believe poor Henry has been killed, and his murderer still lurks in that room.
24. Dialog I am inclined to believe you. I believe poor Henry has been killed, and his murderer still lurks in that room.
25. Dialog (sigh)
26. Dialog We will have to break in.
28. Dialog I'll call Bradshaw, and tell him to go around the back in case Hyde tries to escape. Action Notes Poole straightens his vest, walks over to the leftmost hallway. Utterson walks to the right.
29. Dialog I'll call Bradshaw, and tell him to go around the back in case Hyde tries to escape. Action Notes Poole straightens his jacket, walks over to the leftmost hallway. Utterson walks to the right.
30. Dialog I'll call Bradshaw, and tell him to go around the back in case Hyde tries to escape. Action Notes Poole straightens his vest, walks over to the leftmost hallway. Utterson walks to the right.
31. Dialog We'll wait ten minutes for him to get in position. I'll meet you at the back door.
48. Dialog OS: (footsteps)
49. Dialog OS: (footsteps)
50. Dialog It walks like that all day, sir.
51. Dialog OS: And for a better part of the night, too.
52. Dialog OS: Once, I heard it weeping.
53. Dialog Weeping! Weeping how?
54. Dialog Weeping like a child or some lost soul. I came away with that on my heart- that I could have wept too.
57. Dialog Ten minutes.
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69. Dialog Jekyll, I demand to see you. If you don't open the door, we will enter by force.
70. Dialog OS: (muffled) Utterson, for God's sake have mercy!
71. Dialog Ah!
72. Dialog That's not Jekyll's voice, it's Hyde's!
73. Dialog Down with the door, Poole!
74. Dialog Down with the door, Poole!
75. Dialog Down with the door, Poole!
77. Dialog OS: (muffled SHRIEK)