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''[[http://thesearchforhenryjekyll.smackjeeves.com/ The Search for Henry Jekyll]]'' is a webcomic hosted on Website/SmackJeeves. It is loosely based off of ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde'' and follows the exploits of Dr. Henry Jekyll and his alter ego Mr. Edward Hyde.
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''[[http://thesearchforhenryjekyll.smackjeeves.com/ The Search for Henry Jekyll]]'' is a webcomic hosted on Website/SmackJeeves. It is loosely based off of ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde'' and follows the exploits of Dr. Henry Jekyll and his alter ego ego, Mr. Edward Hyde.
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* {{Animesque}}{{Animesque}}: The comic is done in a manga style.
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* TheSocialDarwinist: [[spoiler:Lanyon]] believes that Jekyll's drug is a key to rooting out the weak and the strong in people, since it exposes the true self. He likens it to peppered moths with the rarer ones moving the species forward and the common ones being left behind.
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* FantasticDrug: [=HJ7=], which brought out Hyde and needs to be taken regularly for him to stay in control.
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* FantasticDrug: [=HJ7=], which brought out Hyde and needs to be taken regularly for him to stay in control. Chapter 25 reveals [[spoiler:it can also resurrect the dead.]]
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* BiTheWay: Several of the characters are not restricted to one gender in who they can fall in love/want to sleep with.
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* CrypticConversation: Lanyon has things to discuss with Jekyll, but the comic often cuts away without revealing what his business is. Chapter 25 finally reveals what he wants.
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* BreatherEpisode: Chapter 24 is mostly lighthearted and consists of Al and Oswald recovering from injuries and interacting humorously with other characters.
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* DramaticWindDramaticWind: These tend to crop up when dramatic moments happen, even if characters are indoors.
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* BattleInTheCenterOfTheMind: Chapter 11 is almost entirely composed of Jekyll arguing with Hyde for control of the body.
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* BlindBlackGuy: A female example with Delilah "Daisy" Bonnay, the star of the opera house.
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* JekyllAndHyde: Jekyll has an evil split personality that began as a voice in his head. [[spoiler: Lanyon has one too]].
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* JekyllAndHyde: Jekyll has an Hyde is Jekyll's evil split personality that began as a voice in his head. [[spoiler: Lanyon has one too]].
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* TheNapoleon: Jekyll/Hyde. Especially Hyde.
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* TheNapoleon: Jekyll/Hyde. Especially Hyde.Jekyll and Hyde are both short, and Hyde is very dangerous.
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* HelplessGoodSide: Jekyll tries to fight Hyde but is rarely successful. [[spoiler:Randall Lanyon has it even worse and ''lets'' his evil side run amok]].
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Utterson partly believes this. He has a good reason for doing so, as Jekyll's father was a nasty piece of work and Carew's father was no better.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Utterson partly believes this. He has a good reason for doing so, as his father was a jerk, Jekyll's father was a nasty piece of work work, and Carew's father was no better.
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* {{Cult}}: The Masked Society.
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* {{Cult}}: The Masked Society.Society, led by [[spoiler:Lanyon]].
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* EvilFeelsGood: Hyde feels a fun rush after first murdering someone, decides he likes it, and sets out to do more.
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* EvilFeelsGood: Hyde feels a fun an adrenaline rush after first murdering someone, decides he likes it, and sets out to do more.
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* TheIngenue: Molly. Poor, poor, Molly.
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* TheIngenue: Molly. Poor, poor, Molly.Molly sees the good in every situation. It ends up getting her killed.
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* FantasticDrug: [=HJ7=], which brought out Hyde and needs to be taken regularly for him to stay in control.
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* HydePlaysJekyll: Hyde does this in the first half of chapter 10. Fortunately, Al notices the small differences and calls him out on it.
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* JekyllAndHyde: Jekyll has an evil split personality that began as a voice in his head. [[spoiler: Lanyon has one too]].
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While attempting to solve the latest in a string of grisly murders, Henry Jekyll is shocked when the clues appear to point to his ex-friend, Police Inspector Utterson. The truth is much worse, however--the murderer is Jekyll's alternate personality, Edward Hyde, brought out by an experimental serum he created. With his secret out, Hyde decides the doctor has no further use to him and plans to stay in control forever, leaving the police to follow his trail of bloodshed as he murders anyone standing in his way. As Utterson enlists the help of Oswald Carew, the police chief, Hyde's body count and general villainy escalates every day. The driving question is whether Jekyll is still alive deep inside Hyde--and if so, what can possibly save him?
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While attempting to solve the latest in a string of grisly murders, Henry Jekyll is shocked when the clues appear to point to his ex-friend, Police Inspector Utterson. The truth is much worse, however--the murderer is Jekyll's alternate personality, Edward Hyde, brought out by an experimental serum he created. With his secret out, Hyde decides the doctor has no further use to him and plans to stay in control forever, leaving the police to follow his trail of bloodshed as he murders anyone standing in his way. bloodshed. As Utterson enlists the help of Oswald Carew, the police chief, commissioner, Hyde's body count and general villainy escalates every day. The driving question is whether Jekyll is still alive deep inside Hyde--and Hyde--and, if so, what can possibly save him?
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* EvilFeelsGood: Hyde feels a fun rush after first murdering someone, decides he likes it, and sets out to do more.
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* FatalFlaw: Jekyll's pride is noted to be a major flaw, as is his habit of selective memory, intentionally forgetting or repressing his darker urges.
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-->'''Jekyll:''' You murdered those people for fun and then hid away in my body! I owe it to them to stop you!
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-->'''Jekyll:''' You murdered those people for fun and then hid away in my body! I owe it to them to stop you!you!\\
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: In the otherwise serious Confrontation chapter, Jekyll and Hyde argue and this exchange occurs.
-->'''Jekyll:''' You murdered those people for fun and then hid away in my body! I owe it to them to stop you!
'''Hyde:''' Hm, I suppose that's true. Murdering all those people never ceased to be fun.
-->'''Jekyll:''' You murdered those people for fun and then hid away in my body! I owe it to them to stop you!
'''Hyde:''' Hm, I suppose that's true. Murdering all those people never ceased to be fun.
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Chapters are named after songs from the musical [[Theatre/JekyllAndHyde Jekyll & Hyde]].
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* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Chapters are named after songs from the musical [[Theatre/JekyllAndHyde Jekyll & Hyde]].''Theatre/JekyllAndHyde''.
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* SamusIsAGirl: Sort of. [[spoiler: Oswald Carew is biologically a woman, but was made to live as a man after his brother died. He keeps the male pronouns and name.]]
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* SamusIsAGirl: Sort of. [[spoiler: Oswald Carew is biologically a woman, but was made to live as a man after his brother died. He keeps the male pronouns and name.name, and his original name was Emma.]]
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* SplitPersonality: [[ForegoneConclusion Yep.]] This is a Jekyll and Hyde adaptation, after all. [[spoiler: Randall Lanyon has one too.]]
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* SplitPersonality: [[ForegoneConclusion Yep.]] This is a Jekyll and Hyde adaptation, after all. [[spoiler: Randall Lanyon has one too.]]
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''[[http://thesearchforhenryjekyll.smackjeeves.com/ The Search for Henry Jekyll]]'' is a webcomic hosted on Website/SmackJeeves. It is loosely based off of Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde, ''Literature/TheStrangeCaseOfDrJekyllAndMrHyde'' and follows the exploits of Dr. Henry Jekyll and his alter ego Mr. Edward Hyde.
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While attempting to solve the latest in a string of grisly murders, Henry Jekyll is shocked when the clues appear to point to his ex-friend, Police Inspector Utterson. The truth is much worse, however--the murderer is Jekyll's alternate personality, Edward Hyde, brought out by an experimental serum he created. With his secret out, Hyde decides the doctor has no further use to him and plans to stay in control forever, leaving the police to follow his trail of bloodshed as he murders anyone standing in his way. As Utterson enlists the help of Oswald Carew, the police chief, Hyde's body count and general villainy escalates every day. The driving question is whether Jekyll is still alive deep inside Hyde--and if so, what can possible save him?
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While attempting to solve the latest in a string of grisly murders, Henry Jekyll is shocked when the clues appear to point to his ex-friend, Police Inspector Utterson. The truth is much worse, however--the murderer is Jekyll's alternate personality, Edward Hyde, brought out by an experimental serum he created. With his secret out, Hyde decides the doctor has no further use to him and plans to stay in control forever, leaving the police to follow his trail of bloodshed as he murders anyone standing in his way. As Utterson enlists the help of Oswald Carew, the police chief, Hyde's body count and general villainy escalates every day. The driving question is whether Jekyll is still alive deep inside Hyde--and if so, what can possible possibly save him?
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* SamusIsAGirl: Sort of. [[spoiler: Oswald Carew is biologically a woman, but was made to live as a man after his brother died. He keeps the male pronouns and name.]]
* SoreLoser: Hyde refuses to give in to [[spoiler:Lanyon's demands]] and let Jekyll take over simply because he hates to lose.
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* SamusIsAGirl: Sort of. [[spoiler: Oswald Carew is biologically a woman, but was made to live as a man after his brother died. He keeps the male pronouns and name.]]
* SoreLoser: Hyde refuses to give in to [[spoiler:Lanyon's demands]] and let Jekyll take over simply because he hates to lose.
* SoreLoser: Hyde refuses to give in to [[spoiler:Lanyon's demands]] and let Jekyll take over simply because he hates to lose.
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London, 1891: While the police are tangled in the recent line of murders, it may be up to Doctor Henry Jekyll and his mysterious companion to close the case. But when the clues start to point towards old friends, will the good doctor be able to get out alive?
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Utterson partly believes this. He has a good reason for doing so, as his father was a nasty piece of work and Carew's father was no better.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Utterson partly believes this. He has a good reason for doing so, as his Jekyll's father was a nasty piece of work and Carew's father was no better.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Utterson partly believes this. He has a good reason for doing so.
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* AristocratsAreEvil: Utterson partly believes this. He has a good reason for doing so.so, as his father was a nasty piece of work and Carew's father was no better.
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* BlindWithoutEm: Henry Jekyll is very near-sighted and can't see a thing without his glasses. Hyde has no such issues.
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* BlindWithoutEm: Henry Jekyll is very near-sighted and can't see a thing without his glasses. Hyde has no such issues.
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* GollumMadeMeDoIt: Once Henry became aware of what Hyde's up to, let's just say that he suddenly has a lot of regrets...
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* GollumMadeMeDoIt: Once Henry became aware of what Hyde's up to, let's just say that he suddenly has a lot of regrets...regrets.
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* SamusIsAGirl: Sort of. [[spoiler: Oswald Carew is biologically a woman, but was made to live as a man after his brother died. He keeps the male pronouns and name.]]
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* BloodFromTheMouth: Taking [=HJ7=] tends to result in this, as does not taking it when Jekyll's body starts to reject the drug.
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* HeroicAlbino: Inspector Utterson.
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* HeroicAlbino: Inspector Utterson.Utterson, who has white hair and red eyes.
* HigherUnderstandingThroughDrugs: Jekyll originally created the serum to figure out what humans did with the 70% of their brain not in use.
* HigherUnderstandingThroughDrugs: Jekyll originally created the serum to figure out what humans did with the 70% of their brain not in use.
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* TheUnfettered: Hyde lives according to his whims and no one else's, caring nothing for the law.
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!!Tropes in The Search for Henry Jekyll:
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* ImportantHaircut: Henry.
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* ImportantHaircut: Henry.Henry cut off his ponytail after feeling betrayed by Utterson, keeping his hair short from then on.