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* HydePlaysJekyll: Happens literally several times, as well as its converse with Jekyll playing Hyde.
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* BigDamnKiss: Jekyll and [[spoiler: Lanyon, after they talk about their past and admit they still love each other.]]
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Correct name & pronouns of Sage Cotugno
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''[[http://www.theglassscientists.com/ The Glass Scientists]]'' is an ongoing GaslampFantasy webcomic about mad science, magical secrets, and monsters both within and without. It has a short stand-alone prequel, ''Webcomic/BleedingHeart''. The writer and artist is Sabrina Cotugno AKA Arythusa, who previously worked on ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' and as a director on ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse''.
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''[[http://www.theglassscientists.com/ The Glass Scientists]]'' is an ongoing GaslampFantasy webcomic about mad science, magical secrets, and monsters both within and without. It has a short stand-alone prequel, ''Webcomic/BleedingHeart''. The writer and artist is Sabrina Sage Cotugno AKA Arythusa, who previously worked on ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' and as a director on ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse''.
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* CoolHouse: The Society for Arcane Sciences is a BigFancyHouse with a conservative outward facade based on the Royal College of Surgeons in London. However, it's hiding an architectural pit of various mad scientist technologies all competing for space. Sabrina Cotugno describes it as a "rogue science mullet" with "respectability in the front, madness in the back."
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* CoolHouse: The Society for Arcane Sciences is a BigFancyHouse with a conservative outward facade based on the Royal College of Surgeons in London. However, it's hiding an architectural pit of various mad scientist technologies all competing for space. Sabrina Sage Cotugno describes it as a "rogue science mullet" with "respectability in the front, madness in the back."
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* EveryoneIsBi: Sabrina ([[AuthorAppeal who is, herself, bisexual]]) stated this is the case on her blog, while Jekyll and Hyde are Bi/Pansexual, respectively.
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* EveryoneIsBi: Sabrina Sage ([[AuthorAppeal who is, herself, themself, bisexual]]) stated this is the case on her their blog, while Jekyll and Hyde are Bi/Pansexual, respectively.
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* UnspokenRetort: Discussed as Jasper recounts how he "told" his professors "[[TheyCalledMeMad You think me mad?! I'll show you who's mad! I'll show you all! WAHAHAHA!]]"
-->'''Jasper''': Or um, that's what I said in my head. I actually said something like "Yeah, that's fine I guess". But in a defiant way, y'know?
-->'''Jekyll''': I am familiar with the sentiment.
-->'''Jasper''': Or um, that's what I said in my head. I actually said something like "Yeah, that's fine I guess". But in a defiant way, y'know?
-->'''Jekyll''': I am familiar with the sentiment.
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what reaction? he's just startled, and who wouldn't?
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* AnimalJingoism: Going by Jasper's reaction to a cat landing on his head, there's little love lost between cats and dogs.
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** Hyde is rapportedly also one, to compensate for Jekyll's constant meal skipping.
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** Hyde is rapportedly reportedly also one, to compensate for Jekyll's constant meal skipping.
* {{Fainting}}: Happens to Jekyll in chapter XIII, just as he's about to give a big, important speech. This is probably a combination of exhaustion and Hyde doing ''something'' behind the scenes, but reads almost like a heart attack.
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** Eventually averted, as it turns out [[spoiler: that Lanyon lied about his father's motivations for pulling the funds. The actual reason is that Robert called it blood money; esentially prompting his father to withdraw the funds [[EvilIsPetty in spite]].]]
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** Eventually averted, as it turns out [[spoiler: that Lanyon lied about his father's motivations for pulling the funds. The actual reason is that Robert called it blood money; esentially prompting his father to withdraw the funds [[EvilIsPetty in spite]]. Or so [[UnreliableExpositor he says]].]]
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** Again subverted with Frankenstein's creature. His eyes glow in the dark, and people are running away from him, but he isn't doing anything particularly threatening.
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** Again subverted with [[FrankensteinsMonster Frankenstein's creature.creature]]. His eyes glow in the dark, and people are running away from him, but he isn't doing anything particularly threatening.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Frankenstein is a terrible, terrible jerkass, with her own share of dribbling IdiotBall, but she's right on two points (so far): one, that Jekyll's dualist theory of human psyche is ridiculous; and two, that he's [[TheMadnessPlace losing himself in his work, neglecting everything else]]. Mind, she actually approves of that, as it befits a proper MadScientist.
* NoMoreForMe: When Hyde first sees the Creature, his first thought is that he must have overdone the absinthe.
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* ScienceIsBad: What people believe. There's even a theatre play subtitled "Beware the destructive power of science!"
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* ScienceIsBad: What people believe. A common belief in the setting. There's even a theatre play subtitled "Beware the destructive power of science!"science!"
* ShadowArchetype: While Jekyll's dualist theory of human psyche [[ShownTheirWork was there in the book]], Frankenstein seems to be quite [[JerkassHasAPoint right to dismiss it as a load of bull]]. Instead, it's strongly hinted that Hyde is Jekyll's Shadow Archetype, everything he doesn't want to be - embodied.
* ShadowArchetype: While Jekyll's dualist theory of human psyche [[ShownTheirWork was there in the book]], Frankenstein seems to be quite [[JerkassHasAPoint right to dismiss it as a load of bull]]. Instead, it's strongly hinted that Hyde is Jekyll's Shadow Archetype, everything he doesn't want to be - embodied.
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* UsedToBeASweetKid: Alice Liddel was depicted as a logical but otherwise sweet kid in ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''. Here she hosts the Looking-Glass Circus in the [[BlackMarket Blackfog Bizarre]] and is demanding monetary retribution for Hyde's antics alongside Literature/{{Carmilla}} and [[Literature/{{Illuminatus}} a Nameless High Priest]].
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* UnreliableExpositor: This is quite subtle, but when the characters (especially Lanyon) recount something, their recounts tend to be colored by their feelings about the matter. For example, it's not that Lanyon lies about his father cutting the funds, he just interprets the fact much more harshly that it really was.
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Alice Liddel was depicted as a logical but otherwise sweet kid in ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''. Here she hosts the Looking-Glass Circus in the [[BlackMarket Blackfog Bizarre]] and is demanding monetary retribution for Hyde's antics alongside Literature/{{Carmilla}} and [[Literature/{{Illuminatus}} a Nameless High Priest]]. %%is it really this trope?
* UsedToBeASweetKid: Alice Liddel was depicted as a logical but otherwise sweet kid in ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland''. Here she hosts the Looking-Glass Circus in the [[BlackMarket Blackfog Bizarre]] and is demanding monetary retribution for Hyde's antics alongside Literature/{{Carmilla}} and [[Literature/{{Illuminatus}} a Nameless High Priest]]. %%is it really this trope?
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* WeaponOfChoice: The Lodgers bring a diverse range of weapons to the battle with Moreau, each pertaining to their areas of rogue science. Ms. Flowers brings her mechanical insects, Mr. Sinnet brings a flamethrower, Helsby has a harpoon, Maijabi unleashes ghosts from a bottle, and Mr. Bird brings a potted plant. In addition Rachel, the cook, brings a large kitchen knife and Mr. Hyde brings an umbrella.
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* WeaponOfChoice: WeaponBasedCharacterization: The Lodgers bring a diverse range of weapons to the battle with Moreau, each pertaining to their areas of rogue science. Ms. Flowers brings her mechanical insects, Mr. Sinnet brings a flamethrower, Helsby has a harpoon, Maijabi unleashes ghosts from a bottle, and Mr. Bird brings a potted plant. In addition Rachel, the cook, brings a large kitchen knife and Mr. Hyde brings an umbrella.
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* SupernaturalIsPurple: Jasper's wolfsbane poisoning manifests in light purple foam at his mouth.
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* TechnicolorMagic: Jasper's wolfsbane poisoning manifests in light purple foam at his mouth.
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* GilliganCut: Lanyon worries about how the play "Mad Galvinist" right across the street from the Society of Arcane Sciences might influence people with its anti-science-message. Jekyll brushes this off as it is only a play, "how bad could it be?" Cue the next page, where a shocked Jekyll, while watching the play had to concede that it really ''is'' bad and could affect people's opinion.
