Ep 2: I’m JekyllUtterson has sent Mr Enfield to find out what Hyde was doing at the lab, Meanwhile Mr Poole and Mr Guest find that they have been robbed and receive a strange thankyou letter addressed to a man named Mr Jekyll.

Ep 3: I did what?A horrified Mr Enfield recalls his encounter with Jekyll. Utterson becomes paranoid and decides to send Hastie and Mr Enfield to Hyde’s for answers.

Ep 1: I am wholeThe villainous Mr Hyde plans to tear down the pillars of society, but first he must devise a way to get rid of his consciousness.

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