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* BleachedUnderpants: Lucy's occupation as a prostitute was much more blatant in the 1994 concept recording; in the 1997 Broadway version she is ostensibly a singer. Later versions re-added her original career.
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* SelfCensoredRelease: Lucy's occupation as a prostitute was much more blatant in the 1994 concept recording; in the 1997 Broadway version she is ostensibly a singer. Later versions re-added her original career.
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* IAmSong: "Emma's Reasons", "Take Me As I Am" (Jekyll and Emma), "Alive!" (Hyde), "Girls Of The Night" (Lucy).
** "Alive!" is also a IAmBecomingSong.
** "Alive!" is also a IAmBecomingSong.
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* IAmSong: "Emma's Reasons", "Take Me As I Am" (Jekyll and Emma), "Alive!" (Hyde), (Hyde; also an IAmBecomingSong), "Girls Of The Night" (Lucy).
** "Alive!" is also a IAmBecomingSong.(Lucy).
** "Alive!" is also a IAmBecomingSong.
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* TheVillainSucksSong: "Murder! Murder!" devotes verses to Hyde's murderous rampage across London and the hopes he;'ll be stopped.
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Happens to Lisa/Emma when Jekyll is shot and/or kills himself either during the vows or at the afterparty to save her from Hyde.
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Happens to Lisa/Emma when Jekyll is shot and/or kills himself either during the vows or at the afterparty to save her from Hyde.
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* TheVillainSucksSong: "Murder! Murder!" devotes verses to Hyde's murderous rampage across London and the hopes he;'ll he'll be stopped.
* WidowedAtTheWedding:Happens to Lisa/Emma is left bereaved when Jekyll is fatally shot and/or kills himself either during the vows or at the afterparty to save her from Hyde.
* WidowedAtTheWedding:
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The show is notable for its lengthy production history and the amount of changes made to the songs, characters, and story over time, with a whopping six concept albums released over varying stages of productions and revivals.
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The show is notable for its lengthy production history and the amount of changes made to the songs, characters, and story over time, with a whopping six concept albums released over varying stages of productions and revivals. Most stage productions combine elements and songs from various releases.
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* TheVillainSucksSong: "Murder! Murder!"
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Happens to Lisa/Emma.
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Happens to Lisa/Emma.
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* TheVillainSucksSong: "Murder! Murder!"
Murder!" devotes verses to Hyde's murderous rampage across London and the hopes he;'ll be stopped.
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Happens toLisa/Emma.Lisa/Emma when Jekyll is shot and/or kills himself either during the vows or at the afterparty to save her from Hyde.
* WidowedAtTheWedding: Happens to
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The 1994 recording has "I am pure" and it was changed in later editions; clarifying which one it was
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* PureIsNotGood: In the 1994 recording, Hyde considers Jekyll a ShadowArchetype of himself in Confrontation and himself as pure--albeit pure evil.
-->'''Hyde:''' I am pure; ''you'' are Hyde!
-->'''Hyde:''' I am pure; ''you'' are Hyde!
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He says "I am you", not "I am pure"
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* PureIsNotGood: Hyde is pure, but pure evil, and considers Jekyll a ShadowArchetype of himself in Confrontation.
-->'''Hyde:''' I am pure; ''you'' are Hyde!
-->'''Hyde:''' I am pure; ''you'' are Hyde!
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* HeroVsVillainDuet: "Confrontation" is a duet of Jekyll and Hyde as they fight for control over their body. It's an unusual example, since both characters are the same person and, in most additions, they are both played by single actor.
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I have no idea what this entry is trying to say but Hyde being a literal demon is obviously not the case here.
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* AsLongAsThereIsEvil: The theatre has more explicit religious undertones than the book. Jekyll desperate for enlightenment and frustrated humankind must do what seems like an eternal battle with his inner regressing dark desires becomes determined to purge all evil from his psyche. Only to find out the [[DiabolusExMachina evil in humans stems from Satan himself]]. He hasn't banished his inner demon, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he's given it the autonomy it needs to assert its dominance over him]]. Assuming its newfound identity as "Hyde" the demon is determined to serve [[{{Satan}} its master]] and [[DraggedOffToHell drag Jekyll down to Hell]]. [[spoiler: Ultimately, the demon Hyde, [[DyingAsYourself fails to consume the doctor]] at the last moment.]]
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* AsLongAsThereIsEvil: The theatre has more explicit religious undertones than the book. In "Confrontation," Hyde mentions that he'll be inside Jekyll desperate for enlightenment and frustrated humankind must do what seems like an eternal battle with his inner regressing dark desires becomes determined to purge all as long as he lives, as mankind's evil from his psyche. Only to find out the [[DiabolusExMachina evil in humans stems from Satan himself]]. He hasn't banished his inner demon, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero he's given it the autonomy it needs to assert its dominance over him]]. Assuming its newfound identity as "Hyde" the demon is determined to serve [[{{Satan}} its master]] and [[DraggedOffToHell drag Jekyll down to Hell]]. [[spoiler: Ultimately, the demon Hyde, [[DyingAsYourself fails to consume the doctor]] at the last moment.]] nature isn't something that can just vanish.
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* WorldOfJerkass: The aristocracy is snobby and dismissive of Jekyll, in Simon's case outright hating him, and the lower-class aren't much better. Lisa/Emma, her father, Utterson, and Lucy are the only unambiguously good characters in the cast.
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* AsLongAsThereIsEvil: The theatre has more explicit religious undertones than the book. Jekyll desperate for enlightenment and frustrated man must do what seems to be eternal battle with his inner regressing dark desires becomes determined to purge all evil from his psyche. Only to find out the [[DiabolusExMachina evil in man stems from Satan himself]]. All he has done hasn't banished his inner demon, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero but give it the autonomy it needs to assert its dominance over him]]. Assuming its newfound identity as "Hyde" the demon is determined to serve [[{{Satan}} its master]] and [[DraggedOffToHell drag Jekyll down to Hell]]. [[spoiler: Ultimately, the demon Hyde, [[DyingAsYourself fails to consume the doctor]] at the last moment.]]
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* AsLongAsThereIsEvil: The theatre has more explicit religious undertones than the book. Jekyll desperate for enlightenment and frustrated man humankind must do what seems to be like an eternal battle with his inner regressing dark desires becomes determined to purge all evil from his psyche. Only to find out the [[DiabolusExMachina evil in man humans stems from Satan himself]]. All he has done He hasn't banished his inner demon, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero but give he's given it the autonomy it needs to assert its dominance over him]]. Assuming its newfound identity as "Hyde" the demon is determined to serve [[{{Satan}} its master]] and [[DraggedOffToHell drag Jekyll down to Hell]]. [[spoiler: Ultimately, the demon Hyde, [[DyingAsYourself fails to consume the doctor]] at the last moment.]]
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* AsLongAsThereIsEvil: The theatre has more explicit religious undertones than the book. Jekyll desperate for enlightenment and frustrated man must do what seems to be eternal battle with his inner regressing dark desires becomes determined to purge all evil from his psyche. Only to find out the [[DiabolusExMachina evil in man stems from Satan himself]]. All he has done hasn't banished his inner demon, [[NiceJobBreakingItHero but give it the autonomy it needs to assert its dominance over him]]. Assuming its newfound identity as "Hyde" the demon is determined to serve [[{{Satan}} its master]] and [[DraggedOffToHell drag Jekyll down to Hell]]. [[spoiler: Ultimately, the demon Hyde, [[DyingAsYourself fails to consume the doctor]] at the last moment.]]
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The show is notable for its lengthy production history and the amount of changes made to the songs, characters, and story over time, with a whopping six concept albums released over varying stages of productions and revivals.
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-->'''Bishop of Basingstoke''': And what if you're right, Jekyll, and you do manage to separate good from evil? ''What happens to the evil''?
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-->'''Bishop of Basingstoke''': And what if you're right, Jekyll, and you do manage to separate good from evil? ''What happens to the evil''?evil''!?
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** The Bishop of Basingstoke has a question for Jekyll about his experiment during his proposal for human test subjects that only the audience can truly appreciate the importance of:
-->'''Bishop of Basingstoke''': And what if you're right, Jekyll, and you do manage to separate good from evil? ''What happens to the evil''!?
-->'''Bishop of Basingstoke''': And what if you're right, Jekyll, and you do manage to separate good from evil? ''What happens to the evil''!?
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* SmallStartBigFinish: "This is the Moment", which starts with Jekyll almost murmuring, but gradually grows louder and louder so that by the end he's shouting.
