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.

In a world of corruption and greed none are as bad as the infamous Hyde, a man whose only pleasure is the pain and torture of others. But, even the most evil can sense a conscience at times and it is Hyde’s aim to rid himself of his conscience once and for all. However, in his bid for a dead conscience he accidentally forms a new conscience in the form of Jekyll, the kindest man you’ll ever meet.” “Hiding Jekyll” subverts the thematic undertones of the classic novella revealing the fragili...

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I have been sleuthing my mother's symptoms for as long as I can remember. If I see myself as an unwilling detective with a desire for justice, is her illness an unsolved crime? If so, who is the villain and who is the victim? Sofia, a young anthropologist, has spent much of her life trying to solve the mystery of her mother's unexplainable illness. She is frustrated with Rose and her constant complaints, but utterly relieved to be called to abandon her own disappointing fledgling adult lif...

Jaxie dreads going home. His mum’s dead. The old man bashes him without mercy, and he wishes he was an orphan. And then, in one terrible moment, his life is stripped to little more than what he can carry and how he can keep himself alive. There’s just one person left in the world who understands him and what he still dares to hope for. But to reach her he’ll have to cross the vast saltlands on a trek that only a dreamer or a fugitive would attempt.

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