History TearJerker / JekyllAndHyde

** Also Nellie's fate. She has no dreams and no hope for a future. However she is ready keep selling her body for the good of her child. Indeed ActOfTrueLove.

** Also Nellie's fate. She has no dreams and no hope for future. However she is ready keep selling her body for the good of her child. Indeed ActOfTrueLove.

* In His Eyes," sung just after "Reflections" in some versions, details Emma and Lucy both singing about their love for Jekyll and how everything they need in his eyes... when neither of them knows about Hyde, the murders he committed, or that Jekyll and Hyde are the same person.

* Emma's entire situation is depressing, as she feels she can only be herself and free when with Jekyll, who had a double life she doesn't know about at all. It's even worse in earlier concepts, where Simon tried to dissuade her against marrying Jekyll, but she refused--her father and everyone else treated her like a girl, Henry made her happy, and choosing who to marry was the one freedom she insisted upon.

* One song cut from the show was a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulj5o8aoOHw reprise]] of "Once Upon a Dream," sung by Jekyll after [[spoiler:Hyde kills Lucy]].
* The very beginning of "Confrontation," which either reprises "Lost in the Darkness" or "No one Must Ever Know." The former has Jekyll agonize over [[spoiler:Lucy's death]] and his own dire fate, while the latter has Jekyll muse on how the crimes Hyde committed will forever shadow him, whether he's a good man or a madman, and how there's a fine line between good and bad.

* later productions have "Lost in the Darkness", where Jekyll is visiting his catatonic father in a madhouse and promises to find a cure, wishing him goodnight in a tender voice at the end.

* The very first song, "Lost in the Darkness", qualifies, as Jekyll is visiting his catatonic father in the madhouse and promises him to find a cure, wishing him goodnight in a tender voice in the end.

" No One Must Ever Know/The Way Back" has Jekyll vow to gain control of Hyde lest his work and name be ruined, culminating in a hopeful creed to rekindle the passion that originally drove him. While sad enough on its own, it's worse with the ending in mind, as [[spoiler:nothing stops Hyde except Jekyll's death]].

* The very beginning of "Confrontation," which either reprises "Lost in the Darkness" or "No one Must Ever Know." The former has Jekyll agonize over Lucy's death and his own dire fate, while the latter has Jekyll muse on how the crimes Hyde committed will forever shadow him, whether he's a good man or a madman, and how there's a fine line between good and bad.

* "Once Upon a Dream," where Lisa/Emma feels she's losing Jekyll, doesn't understand why, but still loves him despite her fading hope.

* The very beginning of "Confrontation," which either reprises "Lost in the Darkness" or has Jekyll muse on whether he's a good man or a madman and how there's such a fine line between good and bad.

* The finale, where [[spoiler:Jekyll is either shot by his best friend or impales himself on said friend's sword-cane to stop himself from killing Emma at their wedding]].
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig5FC_ONPek This version]] has a reprise of "Facade" after "Confrontation," leading to Emma finding Jekyll has killed himself just after they were married.