| Appearance: Edward
Hyde stands 6'2" tall, which is the same height as Henry Jekyll. Hyde
often walks crouched down though, and therefore might appear to be
somewhat shorter. He has long, rich, dark hair that hangs loosely around
his shoulders and often in his face. Hyde seems to be unshaven; and while
not having true fangs, his canines are pronounced and look rather
predatory. His eyes are very dark and penetrating. When angry, Hyde's eyes
burn with an inner fire, and at times they seem to stare deep into a
person's soul. He resembles Dr. Jekyll in appearance somewhat, but Hyde
seems to be a younger version. He gives the appearance of being somewhere
in his twenties. Hyde is very muscular, rather more powerfully built than
Dr. Jekyll, and has a larger amount of body hair. His voice is very deep
and slightly raspy; and when enraged, Hyde tends to growl or snarl like a
wild animal. Hyde usually dresses in simple clothes of good quality,
preferring to wear dark or black colors. He hates neckties, waistcoats or
any restrictive pieces of clothing. |
| Skills:
Edward Hyde is officially the lab assistant of Dr. Jekyll. Hyde has
great strength, and a very bad temper - which is a dangerous combination.
Hyde has heightened senses and can see very well in the dark, and hear the
smallest sounds. He can also detect people's feelings - such as fear, hate
or lust - by his keen sense of smell. Hyde is able to move very quietly
and stealthily. He is agile and, at times, amazingly fast. |
| Personality:
Edward Hyde can be described as shrewd, volatile, eccentric, violent,
manipulative, rude, sarcastic, fearless, passionate and impulsive among
other things. He has a great appetite of life in general; especially wines
and women, and he loves a good fight. Though he is as intelligent as Dr.
Jekyll, his impulsivity and his anger often gets him into trouble. His
whole being seems to be bursting with energy, which makes him restless and
very easily angered. Hyde seems to enjoy taunting and teasing people,
tearing down their facades and revealing their innermost, hidden secrets.
Jekyll and Hyde seems to have come closer to one another lately, and
each received a small portion of the other man's characteristics. This is
more noticeable in Dr. Jekyll than in Hyde, but Hyde seems to be slightly
calmer than before. At times, Hyde is aware of Jekyll's thoughts and vice
versa. Jekyll and Hyde presently seems to live in some kind of uneasy
truce.
Edward Hyde has met a lady of the night, Lucy Harris, in the bar called
the Red Rat. His feelings for her have grown much; and he seeks her out as
often as possible, though he is also very jealous and have been known to
be violent with her. He cannot stand the thought that Lucy might also care
for his alter ego Henry Jekyll. |
