Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Gentlemen, we now present George Edward in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. I'm well enough to walk, Henry. I think we'd better go back to the house. Margaret and your mother are terribly anxious about you.

But why? We all feel that this man, Margaret, saw me as being up to some sort of devilman and that you were hurt. Oh, what nonsense, sir? He's a friend of mine. The last one in the world to do me any harm?

Where did you meet him? From what Margaret said, he must be a very unpleasant looking person. The poor child was frightened into hysteria by the very sight of him. Oh, that's bad. I'm terribly sorry she saw him.

Well, it won't happen again, I promise you. Then come along and let them see for themselves that your safe and sound. Margaret came over here to see if you'd go with little lords. You mean cricket? Yes.

Oh, oh, oh. I'd almost forgotten the existence of such a thing. Then I wouldn't do you any harm to remember it. remember it. You have to get out of the atmosphere of this laboratory of yours, my boy. You're as pale as a ghost. Come on, shut the door after you and forget it for a

while. I will. I said I'd keep on until I'd made the discovery. Now that I have your see me turn into a different person. I'm free now, father. Free as I've never been before in my whole life. As no man has ever been. Well, I'm sure I don't quite know why you should say that but if it means we're going to see something