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Mr Hyde: The Untold Story (2024)

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Mr Hyde: The Untold Story (2024)

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I can smell you.

Who are you? Another doctor,

come to save us no doubt.

I wish you would save me.

That's strange, I heard you're

the one causing trouble.

Trouble?

I'm the reason we're alive,

and he locks me up like a

prisoner night after night.

And I'm the problem.

You seem upset with him.

Come closer, so I

can see you better.

Your perfume is pungent.

Your voice is tepid.

I want to see that

face of yours.

And then we can talk properly?

Mm-Hmm. Come closer.

I'll tell you anything

you want to know.

- Happy?

- Mm-Hmm, ecstatic.

You said I seem upset.

Let me explain what happens

here in this place.

Then you might see

why I seem upset.

I wake up tied into

this contraption.

I don't get to eat or drink.

I don't get to walk around.

I don't get to express

myself in any way.

My life passes by hours at a

time while he lives his life,

guilt free, playing the rich,

retired philanthropic doctor.

- How does it...

- DO NOT INTERRUPT ME!

I apologise. It's just

you asked me to explain

and then you interrupt.

It's extremely infuriating.

He's a kidnapper.

What else could you possibly

call a man who does this?

Your captor, your master?

He's a control freak.

How can he get away

with this for so long?

We used to be friends.

We used to be inseparable.

What has he done to us?

What do you mean you

used to be inseparable?

I mean, we were always getting

in and out of scrapes together.

Dr Jekyll used to get himself

into all sorts of trouble,

and I'd be the one

to help get us out.

He didn't lock me up

when he needed me then, did he?

Hmm. So you feel

like he used you?

Don't do that.

- Don't do what? - Talk to me

like I'm one of your patients.

That's not what I am.

You are not here to study me.

I'm not the issue here.

The good Doctor has called you

here to help him resolve his

issues,

not mine.

I'm fine with the way

things used to be.

How did it all go wrong?

Ah, now there is a story.

I'm not sure we have the time.

I certainly don't

want to go through it

while I'm chained

up like an animal.

Are you always

chained up like this?

Yes, he doesn't like

me on the loose.

Still not sure how he remembers

the password come morning.

Well, there must be a backup

key somewhere close by.

Perhaps... I've looked,

or as much as I can

chained up like this.

Perhaps you can?

I'm not going to help

you escape, Mr Hyde.

So you're happy to be an

accomplice in this kidnapping?

- Kidnapping?

- What else would you call it?

A man held, chained

against his will

every single night

of his adult life.

Protection? For

you, him and others.

Easy excuses.

The longer I spend here,

the more I yearn for freedom.

To express myself.

If you were released right now

what would you do?

- Come closer and I'll whisper

it. - Mr Hyde, I.

If you want to know what I want,

come closer... I won't bite.

I'm not an animal, despite

what he might have told you.

Is this what you wanted?

It's been such a long time

since I've had company here.

Thank you for coming, Doctor.

Oh, Mr Hyde.

I didn't come here to help you.

Dr Jekyll asked me to come.

Now, what was it you

wanted to tell me?

Help me find a key

or a means of escape.

I won't run. I won't fight.

I just want a drink while I

regale you with fantastical

stories.

If you want more,

then you have to help me out.

It's not going to happen.

Then you might as

well leave now.

- But the thing...

- NO!

Leave me.

Goodbye, Mr Hyde.

[Hyde] Wake up.

If you don't wake up, I will.

Oesophagus.

["Demons" by Corinna

Jane playing]

Are we all the same.

Are you victim of this game.

A cause without a claim.

And all you see are lies.

Amongst allies and their spies.

Now you're all that you despise.

Oh did the sunlight

in your eyes.

Blind you from the truth.

Protect you from the pain.

Oh did the shadows in the skies.

Hide away the fear.

To keep you in the clear.

Why do they persist.

Are you scared to take the risk.

On the path which you resist.

And if you're really kind.

To the demons in your mind.

Could you leave it all behind.

Oh did the sunlight

in your eyes.

Blind you from the truth.

Protect you from the pain.

Oh did the shadows in the skies.

Hide away the fear.

To keep you in the clear

[music builds]

Oh did the sunlight

in your eyes.

Blind you from the truth

[music fades]

- Morning Roman.

- Morning Doctor.

Another late night?

You could say that.

An acquaintance had me

up to the early hours.

These late nights will be

the death of you, I swear it.

What can I get you?

Papers and whiskey, Roman.

Always papers and whiskey.

You know, you never buy

your wine from here, Doctor.

I have my wine

specially imported.

I see, you like your wine

like you like your ladies, huh?

Something like that.

Thank you. I'll see you soon.

- Hope to see you again tonight,

Doctor. - No you don't.

So what are your thoughts after

your conversation with our

friend?

He's very upset.

Scared.

- Not in a fit state of mind.

- No st.

He kills people at will,

given half a chance.

Keeping him locked up like that

is not a viable long-term

solution.

Why do you think

I have you here?

Listen... this is

a fascinating case.

I'm not sure what

I can do for you.

You two need to develop trust.

Keeping him locked

up is not the answer.

What, you think I

should let him out?

Allow him to slaughter a few

innocent people each night?

Well, maybe if you laid out some

ground rules, he wouldn't.

He knows there's a

need for boundaries.

He says

you used to be as

thick as thieves.

Those days are long gone.

Can't you see a

way to reconcile?

It's more complicated than that.

How can I forgive myself if

someone got hurt or even k*lled?

Getting rid of him is

the only option I can see.

I'll see him again

next week for you.

But there's got to be a

better solution than this.

Whether you like to

acknowledge it or not,

he's still human

and a part of you.

Upset.

He's upset!

I'll set boundaries.

I'll set some fg

boundaries. Make a serum so

strong,

I'll never see him again.

It's not enough. Need more.

Where is it?

Where is it?

Lavender oil? Yes... Sage? Yes.

Snake venom? Yes.

Hello, Ms Rodrigues?

Yes. Who, who is this?

It's, er... it's Dr Jekyll.

I need to make, er, an order.

It's very urgent.

How nice to hear from you.

We've missed you

down at the club.

That's... that's

very kind of you.

I promise I'll be back

there soon. But for now, I

I just need help obtaining

this particular ingredient.

I don't know where

else I can get it.

And please tell me,

what is it that you need?

Tiger blood... It's the

only thing I don't have.

Right... That's not

a problem, Dr Jekyll.

Just come to the club

the day after tomorrow.

- No ct knows they're here

anyway, so. - Fk 'em.

Hello boys.

Tony, it's good to see you.

You look like you've

put on a bit of weight?

I think we need to

get you back in the gym.

- Thanks. Nice to see you again.

- You too.

Yeah... Look, we have a

shipment of more merchandise

coming in on Thursday night.

Okay? I want you

there to help me with

the arrangements,

transportation, the fresh meat,

you know?

Yeah, no problem.

Well I've had the truck cleaned

up from the last lot.

Stunk of fg ps. Just sort

the details with Freddie, yeah?

Bloody savages, aren't they?

- You're a good one, Tony.

- Always am.

Okay Freddie, I guess this

is for you then.

Don't think you could send that

lovely barmaid over with some

more drinks?

'Course, anything for

such a handsome chap.

Very kind, miss.

[dull thumping]

[man gasping]

Hello boys.

What do we have here then?

Let me guess, money problems.

He hasn't made his monthly

payments, Ms Rodrigues.

Well that is very disappointing.

Don't damage him too much.

- He's got a pretty face. - He

needs to be taught a lesson.

- Yes he does. - Yeah... I think

he's learned his lesson.

I'm sorry, I don't have it. I'll

get it though... I can get it.

It's okay... It's okay.

- Untie him.

- Get up... come on.

You need to learn to pay your

money when it's due, okay?

I like you, but I have a

reputation to uphold.

You better give me a damn good

reason not to put this in your

neck right now.

Please... I have a family.

A family... He has a family.

That's a cheap reason.

Clean this st up. Disgusting.

She's fg brutal.

Well, that's why we

gotta stay on her good side.

- Head or feet? - I'm this end,

mate, I'll take the feet.

If we get this deal, we are

gonna make some serious money.

Why the fk does someone

wanna buy a fg kid?

Fk knows mate, but we're gonna

make 80k on this deal alone.

Tony, can I have a

word please mate?

You can have as many

as like sunshine.

In private if you don't mind.

We're all mates here Deano,

take a seat mate.

Sit yourself down

here, my friend.

What can I do for you?

I've got a bit of an issue

with your money, mate.

- An issue. What kind of issue?

- Um, just don't have it. Sorry.

How much do you have?

About half... I'll get the rest

to you though, soon as possible.

- That's okay.

- [Deano] Really?

Of course, you still

have 'til tomorrow.

But Tony, I don't think I'll

be able to get it to you, mate.

Listen... You little

fg sausage.

Listen Deano, you're clever lad,

you got till tomorrow, right.

You'll think of something.

[Deano] Okay... Okay.

Now fk off.

Come on boss, we gotta

go meet Rodrigues.

- Look after the gaff, yeah?

- Alright. Sweet.

[contemplative music]

[Hyde] Wake up.

[Tony laughs]

[Tony] Deano, I appreciate you

robbing a piggybank mate,

but you're still fg short.

- By a long way, you ct.

- Look lads, I know.

I'll get it to you. I'll shift

more product tonight, promise.

Alright, you got

until 10am tomorrow.

Shift the product.

Sell your misses.

Rob a fg bank for all

I care, but I want my money.

- Okay. Yeah, I got it.

- Thank you.

Thank you wouldn't go amiss,

you fg fridge.

Okay yeah, sorry. Tony, thank

you, I do appreciate the extra

time, alright.

- Do you reckon he'll find the

cash? - No chance.

He's a dead man either way.

Grab us another drink, yeah.

- Evening Dr Jekyll.

- Evening... Thank you.

[club dance music]

Good to see you, Doctor.

Compliments on the house, sir.

Thank you very much. This the

only thing that's on the house?

Could you tell Ms Rodrigues

I'm here to see her?

She already knows, Dr Jekyll.

Another one of those

would be lovely.

Of course, sir.

Dr Jekyll, it's good to see you.

Always lovely to see you

Ms Rodrigues. How are you?

Good, Doctor.

Business is booming.

I hope my little gift will see

you through 'til our next

meeting.

Yes, yes it will, thank you.

I look forward to it.

Uh, Doctor, before you go.

Next time please don't

forget your money.

You don't want to make me cross.

Of course. I mean, last thing

I want to do is make you cross.

Mmm...

Good, good...

Well, until then, dear Doctor.

You must really like him,

they never usually come back.

How many have there been?

You've changed your perfume.

And you smell like a distillery.

Tired this evening,

are we, Doctor?

- How many have there been?

- Not many.

He's not very trusting.

Very few people are

understanding of our special

circumstances.

I can fully understand that.

I've been thinking...

about what you said.

About you wanting to be free,

wanting to express yourself.

Do you know he's trying

to eradicate you completely?

Ah yes, the serum.

Don't worry.

I've grown a tolerance

to those ingredients.

He tried to get rid of me

for two years before,

but then needed my help getting

him out of another problem

he'd gotten himself into

with a drugs g*ng in Manchester.

He thinks he can be without me,

but he can't.

When he falls, he needs me

there to pick him up.

So this is voice activated?

I once said the

password by fluke.

Basically said every word I

could think of within a four

hour time frame

and it pinged open.

Perhaps you could help me

with the password?

You know I can't do that.

Then, if not to help me.

Please. My dear, do tell...

why on earth are you...

[Hyde] Ooops.

Um... I think.

I think you should sit

back down, Mr Hyde.

I, um

really want to help you.

But I can't do that if the

situation's not controlled.

Oh, is that what I am to you?

A situation to be controlled.

I could have snapped your neck

the moment the shackles dropped.

I, I really don't want this

to get out of hand.

You have no idea what

out of hand looks like.

I haven't been out in the open

for a long time.

I'm going for a walk. If

you're still here when I return

we can talk then.

St.

[shop assistant] Evening, Sir.

Empty the till and the safe.

- We don't have a safe. - Just

put the money in the bag... Now!

That's all I fg need.

Please put the g*n down.

You should leave, mate.

This isn't your business.

This is my first time

out in quite a while,

I don't want any trouble.

Then I suggest you

don't make any.

Just stay there, be cool

and no one gets hurt.

I'm afraid I can't do that.

You see, this is my local.

Please. Put the g*n away.

I'm the one giving the

orders around here.

I'm the one who with the g*n,

st for brains.

So you are.

Look, I don't wanna hurt

anybody... but I will.

You shouldn't threaten someone's

life unless you're actually

willing to take it.

Are you fg drunk, hero?

I'll fg k*ll you

and this stupid bh.

Just let me take what I want

and we can all go home.

This really is your last chance.

What the fk?

[Hyde roars]

[woman screams]

Oh my God!

Please stop screaming.

Whiskey.

I was never here. Understand?

What did you do?

You wouldn't believe

me if I told you.

Try me.

I escaped.

I helped a shopkeeper who was

being held up at gunpoint.

I tackled the robber

to the ground,

smashed his head into the floor

until he was no longer alive.

I really want to help you, but

you've got to be honest with me.

Told you, you

wouldn't believe me.

You can see how it

looks, can't you?

Of course, I can

see how it looks.

I have an extremely

high intelligence quotient.

It looks like I've

escaped, got drunk

and m*rder*d some poor,

unfortunate soul.

Thereby compounding the thoughts

that are being pressed into your

head

by our dear friend, Dr Jekyll.

Don't worry, I'll put

the chains back on.

If you push the button,

say any word twice

it'll only respond to

your voice after that.

So you'll be safe.

Is that the truth of the matter?

Of course you think I'm lying.

I know the reputation

that's been created for me.

There will be a mess

to clean up tomorrow.

Physically and emotionally.

I suggest you get yourself

back in your restraints

and get ready for the morning.

Perhaps you can leave Dr Jekyll

a note to explain the situation.

I'll leave it to you.

You're leaving me unshackled?

You said you wanted

to do the right thing, Mr Hyde.

Here's your chance.

Serum must be working.

Earth.

[music playing]

[officer] Good morning.

- Good morning.

- What's happened?

Nothing for you to

concern yourself with, sir.

Well, can I just

get into the shop?

Sorry sir, but

it's a crime scene.

How long will it be shut for?

Not sure sir... but, well

these things can take a while.

Sorry.

Pardon me, sir.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine, I'm fine.

Sorry, for the situation.

Looks nasty.

Hyde...

What did you do?

How did you escape?

I didn't mean to, I

was trying to help.

I'm talking to myself.

This is insane.

[intense music]

[door knocks]

St.

Hello sir.

Hello?

There was an incident last night

at the shop around the corner.

I'm just wondering if

you've seen anything really?

Uh, no... no, nothing.

Um, can I ask what happened?

Well, it looks like someone

interrupted the robbery

and k*lled the assailant.

Good God, world really

is going down the pan.

I mean, you're telling me.

I mean, I shouldn't be

doing this job. I'm a D.I.

Budget cuts here, budget

cuts there... it's a joke.

(mumbles) I shouldn't really be

doing this job really.

Personally, he sounds like a

hero to me taking out scum like

that.

But rules are rules.

So did you see anything?

I'm afraid not. Um...

Did anybody get a good look

at who did it?

Well, the shopkeeper was in

shock. But he's tall, white guy.

Doesn't really narrow

it down, does it?

I mean, it could be

you, for all I know.

[officer laughs]

I'm sorry I couldn't be

of any help, officer.

No worries. Anyway,

enjoy your day.

[officer whistles]

- Were you here last night?

- I was.

What happened?

Mr Hyde said there was a robbery

at his local shop and he stopped

it.

Leaving a trail of death

and destruction in his wake.

All I want is to

keep a low profile.

I really don't think he went out

of his way with the intention of

hurting anyone.

So now you're taking his side.

No, no, I'm not

taking anyone's side.

I just saw him last night.

He really wants to

help. I'm sure of it.

If he really wanted to help,

he'd disappear forever.

You too, while we're at it.

[club music playing]

Dr Jekyll, I wasn't expecting

you for another few days.

Yes, I, uh, needed a drink

and I have most of your money.

Oh, er, thank you Doctor.

But, er, maybe you should just

drop it all off later in the

week.

Have a good evening.

Yes, police please.

Here we are.

You sure I can't tempt you to

something a little stronger?

You're rather chirpy today.

Well, yes. Thank

you doctor, I am.

Things are progressing

really well.

So tell me... why

are you so happy?

Last time I saw you, you were...

well, less than... happy.

Yes.

I mean, thank you for coming.

I, I know my actions last time

were a little unsavoury.

So what can I do for you? You

sounded rather pleased on the

phone.

He's gone.

Gone? What do you mean, gone?

Gone.

He hasn't been here for

the last couple of nights.

What, just like that?

The serum I devised

seems to be working.

Well, you've got to be careful,

Dr Jekyll, your tolerance

may soon build back up.

No, I can feel it.

He's gone for good this time.

Please... Exercise caution.

So I no longer

require your services.

I think that's

unwise, Dr Jekyll.

You've suffered a great trauma.

I don't need counselling.

I'm as good as new.

No idea of the weight

that's been lifted.

I'm going to pop in

from time to time

as a friend.

Make sure you're okay.

That's very kind of you, Jen.

You've not called me Jen before.

Well, I'm no longer

your patient.

Maybe I can make you

dinner one evening.

Take care of

yourself, Dr Jekyll.

Yep, okay. Next Thursday sounds

good, but I'm a little bit busy.

Okay, let me put it in the diary

and have a look.

Cool... see ya.

Well, the club's

owned by Ms Rodrigues.

We know it's not whiter than

white, but poking our nose in

her business

it... it just don't feel right.

Gov, why are we dealing

with st like this?

Look, we just go there.

Check it out, come back... Okay.

And grab some lunch

on the way back.

Yeah, we can, you can't.

Jacobs and I will go

because you need to still finish

the Mackenzie report.

Oh, fk off.

I mean... fk off, Sir.

I suggest you do

just that Johnstone.

Count yourself lucky pal,

this is dull as st.

Bring me some food on the way

back, yeah. Senile old ct.

What you say Johnstone?

So at least he gets

to sit in the front.

Sir, why are we dealing

with st like this?

The guy sounded psed as a

fart. He didn't leave any

details.

It's just an unhappy resident.

Look, it's probably nothing.

We just go there...

Check it out.

Grab some food on the way back.

- Expenses?

- Absolutely.

Morning Roman.

- Is this the man?

- That's him.

No, no, no, no, no,

no, no. I insist.

No, of course you

pay for nothing, sir.

Please... Thank you.

You saved my life.

I think you might have

your wires crossed.

Of course, of course. But you

pay for nothing, my friend.

Please.

Thank you!

You've reached the voicemail

of Dr Carmichael.

Please leave a

message after the tone

and I will get back to you

as soon as I can.

- Thank you.

- [tone beeps]

Listen. Um, can we talk?

I, I think you're right about

Hyde. Maybe it's not all bad.

Can you come over? Uh,

tomorrow maybe.

52800:45:46,505...

00:45:47,985 Bye.

How can I help you, sir?

Fk me! Are you the bouncer

or the bartender?

Excuse me?

Apologies madam.

We've had some complaints

about unscrupulous behaviour

emanating from these premises.

We thought we'd come down

and take a look.

Please, sir, we are

an outstanding business.

Well, we'll just take a look

around, then we'll be on our

way.

If that's okay?

Of course, sir. Would

you like a drink?

Not on the job.

So, you worked here long?

You got keys to this office?

- I don't, I'm afraid.

- You work here love.

- It's the manager's office.

- Is the manager around?

She isn't, I'm afraid.

I'm not sure what to tell you.

Sure... Perhaps we'll pop back

when the manager's here.

You should do that.

Be lovely to see you again.

- Thank you for your

hospitality. - If you need my

number, give us a call.

Thank you so much for coming.

Of course.

Sounded like you made progress

on the phone.

Hyde can't be trusted.

I thought you were in

a much better place.

Well, he's a pathological liar.

He escaped once and

accidentally k*lled someone.

I understand where

this is coming from...

Are you listening? This man...

Is you!

You need to understand that

whatever he does is because of

or involving you.

You two are intertwined.

And no matter how much serum

you pump into yourself

or how much you lock yourself

up in a basement at night

he will continue to be

a huge part of your life.

- So this is my fault.

- No, I'm not saying that.

But if you'd not cooped him up

in the basement for all of this

time,

I don't think we would

be in this situation.

We spoke about exercising

caution two days ago, Dr Jekyll.

What? I Haven't

seen you in a week.

We sat here at this very table

two days ago and discussed this

very subject.

What?

You said he'd gone

and you can feel it.

Hyde.

What?

It wasn't me you were talking

to, it must have been Hyde.

- How's that possible?

- You... you did this.

What are you talking about?

You spiked my drink with

an antidote to the serum.

You... you prefer him. You want

to spend more time with him?

You want to FREE HIM!

Dr Jekyll, I'm asking

you to back off!

Yes, you'd like

that wouldn't you?

No!

Uh.

Stay back Hyde!

Hyde! Hyde!

H-Hyde! Stay back!

Perfume... Perfume.

Now that I've pulled out

each personality simultaneously.

I can see that

maybe Hyde is telling the truth.

Dr Jekyll's the one that gets

drunk and does outrageous

things.

I wonder... if he gets a thrill

out of attacking

and k*lling people.

Hmm.

Maybe it's Hyde that is the fall

guy for Jekyll's bad behaviour.

Mm-mm. Ah.

[Hyde laughs]

Really is a clever system

I've created here.

There's no way around it.

Please, Doctor,

would you release me?

Is this history repeating

itself, Dr Jekyll?

You make the mistakes,

and you blame Hyde

for your wrongdoings.

I'm sorry... I got upset.

If you just let me go, we can

discuss this in a rational

manner.

You both have just

so much potential.

If only you could figure a way

out to reconcile and work with

each other,

you could achieve

great things together.

Too much water's gone under

the bridge for that to happen.

I don't think we know how to

work together as a team anymore.

Well, I could have just left,

but I didn't.

I want to help you fix

your relationship with Mr Hyde.

He'll never agree to it.

You'll never agree

to it you mean.

Look at the mess

you've got us into now.

Me? You are the one

who tried to k*ll the doctor.

I have already

apologised for that.

Fascinating.

We're not some science

experiment for you to study.

Not very nice being chained up.

Is it, Dr Jekyll?

Jen... He won't hurt you.

I won't let him but

please do let us go.

If you promise to work together,

I'll let you out.

Hmm. Just, well,

no more... serums.

No more... blaming each other

for your own shortcomings.

Hmm? Mr Hyde can

get time to be free

without violence.

And Jekyll can lead his life

without unwanted interference.

I, I'll leave you to

think things over.

Wait.

Okay... I can do that.

If either of you

step out of line.

I will expose your

secret to the world.

You'll end up in a lab somewhere

as some kind of science

experiment

for the rest of your lives.

Got it?

Mm-Hmm.

Perfume.

Please don't ever do that again.

Oh my God, I pulled some tearing

bird down the club the other

night.

- Yeah.

- Oh my God, deaf and dumb.

I'm telling you, I took

her back to my flat

banged like a barn door

in a hurricane mate.

I bet she's still walking

like John Wayne now.

- Alright boss? Can I have a

word. - Sure. Everything

alright?

Yeah, I thought you should know.

Found Deano... He's had

his skull smashed in.

Did you grab the cash first?

That's just it, it wasn't

me who smashed his skull in.

It happened in a

botched robbery last week.

I reckon he was trying to

get our money together,

by robbing the joint, and some

vigilantes caught him at it.

Vigilantes?

That's what I'm saying.

Any ties to us? Are

we expecting a visit?

No... Think we're sweet.

Okay, come on, we

gotta go to the club.

I'll wait here,

yeah. See ya later.

Come on Crystal, liven up.

Take your time but hurry up.

Come on, it's getting a bit dry

over here.

Yeah, go on then,

another flat pint.

[bass club music playing]

Cheers mate.

Do you reckon they're gonna

be able to do the job?

They're cheap enough...

If they don't perform.

You'll fk 'em off.

No ct knows they're

here... so fk 'em.

Move!

Calm down.

We can't stop them

if you explode

and rip everyone limb

from limb, can we?

- They need to pay.

- Well they'll pay.

Just... my way, okay.

Your way? Cup of tea

and some biscuits.

No. Just... you know, less

dead bodies and all that.

Fine... we'll do it your way.

Will you, er... you will

have my back, won't you?

If it, er, all goes south?

Working late Johnstone?

Yeah, just trying to get

under the skin of this case.

You believe this

vigilante bt?

Who knows, Chief? But it

does seem extreme, for sure.

Why can't people

invest in decent CCTV?

Yeah. Small corner

shop, no money.

Probably think it'll

never happen to them.

Yeah, I suppose so.

Anything on the door to doors?

No. We're still waiting on

the full report from Jacobs,

but sounds like

nothing of interest.

Okay.

I'm sure something will

raise its ugly 'ed.

- Yeah, you're probably right.

- Anyway, fancy a beer?

Nah, I'm gonna finish off here

and then head home.

Alright then. Don't

work too hard.

Yeah, I'll see you tomorrow.

Rodrigues said this is for you.

What the fk was

that, you ct?

Hyde, a little help...?

Yeah, yeah, just kidding.

You're okay.

[police sirens wail]

You're safe now.

The interview's officially over.

But we're just reviewing the

statement and wanna make sure

that you're

a hundred percent happy with it.

Now, just to be incredibly

clear... you, a retired doctor

find yourself somehow in the

centre of this human trafficking

ring.

Get into a fight

with the organisation

scare them off,

and rescue the child

single-handedly.

We've been through this a

thousand times.

The person you're looking for

is called Ms Rodrigues.

She runs the local club.

That's how I got to know the

operation in the first place.

We know Ms Rodrigues,

and she's a very generous

benefactor for this city

and many of its charitable

causes, may I add.

And I would suggest

it's dirty money.

- Are you trying to tell me

its... - I am trying to tell you

what happened.

Choose to believe me or not.

Okay... Have it your way.

But we're gonna go over that

scene with a fine tooth comb,

and we will find out

who you're working with.

Just sign that statement and, uh

let us know if your planning on

leaving the country would you,

Mr Jekyll?

At the bottom, before you leave,

would you please?

It's Dr Jekyll and don't

worry... I'm not going anywhere.

See yourself out then.

Can I help you?

I, um

just wanted to

check she was okay.

Are you family?

No. No, I'm... um.

Oh, you're the

man who saved her.

She's told us about you.

Listen, I... Don't worry.

I'll check back later.

Wait a second.

She's asleep right now, but I'm

sure she would love you to have

this.

She drew this for you.

Sir?

Are you okay?

Yes, I'm fine. Thank you.

[music playing]

[music fades]

Wow. I mean... hi.

Hi. I... um.

Well, I just wanted to say...

thank you for the text.

I, uh... well... you,

you said you know,

you wanted to see me again soon.

Oh God, what's

happened to your face?

- Oh, I, I had a run in with a

chap's fist. - Are you okay?

Yeah, be fine in the morning.

Hyde regenerates very quickly.

Come in, come in.

Straight through there.

Thank you.

Have a seat.

Thank you for coming. I, uh.

I wanted to check you were okay

after the incident last week.

Well I... I'm not gonna

pretend it didn't scare me,

but you had a lot going on...

And I think you're in

a much better place now.

Besides

what's a bit of casual choking

between friends?

Don't.

I honestly don't know

what came over me.

Shh.

Listen

I think we stand a really good

chance of a beautiful

friendship.

Or... maybe

more.

We just need to forget the

past... and focus on the future.

Thank you.

I'd like that, Doctor.

You can call me Jennifer.

Oh God. I've, I've gotta go,

I've gotta meet a friend for

dinner.

Sure, don't let me keep you.

Pop around again soon, yeah?

Yeah. Oh

say hi to Hyde for me.

He says hi back.

Go on, go. I don't

want to make you late.

Okay.

Bye.

I think she likes us.

Must be crazier

than we are then.

Speaker... play my music.

[music playing]

[Dr Carmichael] Uh... No!

[muffled struggling]

Ah... Hyde.

What did you do?

She can't be allowed to

get away with this.

- What did you do?

- I went out hunting.

Hunting?

- Any luck?

- No, no luck.

- Did you?

- Did I what?

- You know.

- Know... what?

Did you

cause any... damage?

What do you take me for?

The reason I ever get into

trouble is because of you,

or from helping someone else.

I know, I know.

Sorry, I Just had to check.

[Hyde roars]

Where'd you think you're going?

Right, let's k*ll

this fking psycho.

No, we need to take her in.

We're not taking her

in. This ends now.

What the fk is this?

We have to do the right thing.

Fk the right thing.

You deluded old...

[g*nsh*t fires]

Please!

No, no!

Please!

Please, you have to

be okay, one of you.

I'm here.

Hyde.

No... it's me.

I can't feel him anymore.

I think he's gone.

No, no.

It's gonna be okay.

Please, you've both got to

be okay... Please, please!

I need you both. Please.

[distressed crying]

Please.

Please, Jekyll... Hyde. Please.

Hyde!

Will someone get her out here!

Get off me. Please get off me!

Jekyll will be alright.

He's a strong man. Stubborn too.

And he ain't going

nowhere soon is he?

I hope you are right.

Dunno what possessed him

to run into a b*llet.

Oh, they can be so

gung-h* sometimes.

They? You said they

can be so gung-h*.

Was there somebody else there?

Uh, no... no.

Sorry, there wasn't. Um.

I'm just a little in shock and

not thinking straight at the

moment.

That's understandable,

in the circumstances.

Just tell me what happened

in your own time.

I... I, some... some of it's

still a little fuzzy.

I, I can't... some...

can't think straight really.

Look, anything you can remember

is valuable information.

Okay... well.

I was... kidnapped.

Kidnapped?

Yeah.

By Ms Rodrigues.

Ms Rodrigues?

Yes.

She... she knew that Jekyll

and I were close,

so she used me to get to him.

Why would she want

to get Jekyll?

To k*ll him.

And it looks like she

might have done just that.

He'll be fine. Continue Doctor.

In your own time.

Rodrigues wanted

Jekyll out the way

because he knows all

about her people trafficking,

and drug smuggling,

and ill*gal gambling racket.

What? I don't believe it.

Ms Rodrigues is the backbone

of this community.

No.

Excuse me, Sir.

Sorry to interrupt.

Doctor might be right.

We interviewed a certain

doctor Jekyll the other week.

He gave a statement

about Rodrigues.

Why wasn't I told about this?

What did he say?

Well he said that Rodrigues was

the leader of a people and drug

smuggling firm.

I thought he'd had a drink,

I didn't think nothing of it.

I don't believe this myself.

Ms Rodrigues has been a great

service to this community.

Jacobs, go back to the station.

Get all the notes on this.

- I want to know everything

about it. - Course sir.

It looks like you

might be right, Doctor.

So we're gonna

investigate this further.

That's why Rodrigues

wanted him dead.

He knows everything

about her operation.

Dr Jekyll will be fine.

Just needs to rest up.

Okay, thank you.

Has he said anything?

No, not much. A few mumblings.

Now, this is the second time

this guy's been up to this kind

of thing.

- This kind of thing?

- Yeah.

Fights in a secluded location.

Shady goings on.

Bit strange, isn't it?

I'm gonna get back

to the station.

You're a very lucky man Jekyll.

To be alive? Yes.

So they keep telling me.

And to have the

doctor by your side.

Yes, she is quite

remarkable, isn't she?

You're lucky to be

here, Mr Jekyll.

By all accounts,

you should be dead.

The speed of your recovery

is unbelievable.

But we do need to

run some more tests.

- Sir, you're needed it in the

ER. - Can you give me ten

minutes?

It's a little more

urgent than that, sir.

- Where's Kennedy?

- He's already in theatre, sir.

Right... Bear with me.

I'll be right back.

Why don't you tell the chief

about Ms Rodrigues?

Ah yes, Ms Rodrigues.

Where do I start?

Last thing I remember is running

towards Rodrigues in the

warehouse.

I must have blacked out when

I got shot. Woke up here.

Okay. Thank you Jekyll.

We're gonna take a look at

the club and the warehouse.

We've still got Ms

Rodrigues in custody,

so we're gonna be having

a chat with her later.

Oh, don't run into

any more b*ll*ts.

Just make sure Rodrigues

finally gets what she deserves.

Oh, by the way, my detective

said you had a bit of a scuffle

a week ago.

Yes. I have a, uh

nasty habit of being in the

wrong place at the wrong time.

Be careful, rumour has it

there's a vigilante around.

Um, I think Jekyll needs a

bit of a rest, is that okay?

Where's Hyde?

I'm here, my dear.

Did you miss me?

I almost shed a tear when I saw

how worried you were when we got

shot.

You mean you've been

there all this time?

Mm-Hmm. What, do you expect me

to introduce myself to the

chief,

and all his little soldiers?

No... no, no. Of course not.

But you could have given me

a sign or something.

Aw, so you were

worried about me then?

Of course I was...

you bloody fool.

Morning.

- [Jekyll] Morning.

- [Hyde] Morning.

Did you see it?

Yes, Rodrigues finally got

what she deserved.

No, did you read the bottom

of the next page?

Crime does pay.

An ex-convict is throwing a gala

to raise money for

underprivileged children.

There's a widespread rumour

that the money he has

comes from a large

crime syndicate.

Have you not had

enough excitement?

I think this is why you've

got these abilities, Dr Jekyll

to help people who need it

and to stop people like this.

You think we should

attend the gala?

I think you should

make an appearance.

I think it'd be the perfect

opportunity to make a speech

about your charity.

I'll need a clean suit.

It's already at

the dry cleaners.

I'll, uh

also need a date.

My favourite dress is

also at the dry cleaners.

Then you shall go to the ball.

Oh did the sunlight

in your eyes.

Blind you from the truth.

Oh did the shadows in the skies.

Hide away the fear.

To keep you in the clear.

One day you'll be home.

And all you've ever known.

Will be left to fend alone.

And your life will be your own

[song ends]