Jekyll and Hyde- Confrontation (on-screen lyrics)

For the people who want to learn the lyrics or anyone else. I noticed there wasnt any other video like this so enjoy
Blue-Jekyll
Red-Hyde

I dont own any of the music it all belongs to the original owner

[ColArana]

"They'll never be able to separate Jekyll from Hyde"

I love the symbolism of that line, because as far as popular media goes it's the truth. Jekyll and Hyde are forever bound to each other by this very work, in the public mind.

[OrionoftheStar]

"And I know that, now and forever, they'll be able to separate Jekyll from Hyde!"

You know what? Hyde's completely right. How many times have you EVER heard anyone refer to Jekyll or Hyde without the other in the same sentence?

[lordbaphie]

"I'll see you there, Jekyll." Because Jekyll is Hyde and Hyde is Jekyll. 'Hyde' may be the one who does the deed but Jekyll also desires it.

[lilithrosewood]

I love this mans voice and his ability to manipulate his tone from pleading to course/malicious on a dime, flawless. Gives me chills just imagining how much practice that went into perfecting that switching of vocals.

[alwest]

3:12 I like how Hyde straight up steals the high note from Jekyll

[marcusc]

There are a lot of jokes on the Internet like"You're not yourself when you're hungry" or "There was a party yesterday and now I have a package from e-bay. I wonder what the drunk me has bought for sober me." But when you think of it, giving a different face to your negative traits is a very dangerous temptation. "It wasn't me, " "I wasn't myself". Imagine yourself following this line of thought. There are even interpretations of the original story that state that Hyde never really existed - that all the formula did was give Jekyll a different face, allowing him to indulge his darker side without consequences.

[spymaster]

It's interesting that Jekyll never compares "good man" and "bad man, " correcting to "mad man" or stopping entirely before he finishes the phrase. It says a lot about him.

[kittycatzuka]

*Inside Jekyll's mind during Confrontation*

Henry: Wait, if I'm fighting you, and you're fighting me...
Edward: .... then who the bloody hell is controlling the body?

*Henry Jekyll's body is just running into the wall over and over*

[samlund]

"God damn you Hyde, Take all your evil deeds and rot in hell!"
"I'll see you there, Jekyll!"

Damn, Edward Hyde is such a badass

[ThePcmgirl]

I'm waiting for a time when I'm home alone so that i can just belt this song and act it out without my family thinking theres something wrong with me...

[tarniabook]

Fun fact: the original idea, the thought from which the original book came from, was from a nightmare, things that were part of the author´s life ever since he was very, very young. When his wife woke him up from said nightmare, he was annoyed and told her: "Why did you wake me up? I was dreaming a sweet horror tale!".

[lopey]

Me and my friend were singing this and he messed up saying
" I am you, You Am Hyde!"
and I still tease him about it to this day...XD

[frantic]

“What do you want to eat?”

tHE sOuLs oF THe iNnOcENt

“A bagel.”

nO

“...two bagel-”

[huldrrrr]

"Take all your evil deeds and rot in hell!"
"I'll see you there, Jekyll"

Holy shit what a god tier ending line, gotta save that for any future arguments

[tristonha]

*Me:* No music is greater than Phantom of te Opera songs

*Jekyll and Hyde:* I'm about to end this man's whole career

[ettinakitten]

Funny how nearly every adaptation of Jekyll & Hyde has forgotten that in the original book, Jekyll liked being Hyde and willingly let himself get subsumed by Hyde. The story was initially a metaphor for the addictiveness of letting go of society's rules and moral standards and letting your own hidden impulses run loose.

[thecatladytm]

It's interesting how the story has drifted so much considering the original story was a mystery novel. They aren't revealed to be the same person til the end.
Essentially, Jekyll and Hyde were the same person, but Jekyll was using a potion to turn into Hyde so he could let loose on his scruples because Victorian's were repressed as sh*t. Jekyll was an upstanding citizen and Hyde could be as dastardly as he wanted, but soon enough it went too far, and after tying to go cold turkey on the potion, Jekyll decides one time couldn't hurt and immediately murders an old man as Hyde. He then goes cold turkey again, but starts changing at random times, going to bed as Jekyll and waking up as Hyde. He locks himself in his lab tying to recreate the potion, but it doesn't work. The POV character (whose name I forgot and isn't all that important to the story) goes to Jekyll's house because his servants aren't hearing Jekyll's voice; they're hearing Hyde's. The POV character bursts into the room just as Jekyll/Hyde decides to off himself leaving a letter that explains everything.

[CityHoney]

I've grown quite obsessed with this song. XD The story of Jekyll and Hyde really pulls at my heartstrings because the thought of a man trapped and forced to be evil by an entity inside is just saddening. You can hear the desperation in Jekyll's voice as Hyde gradually increases control there.

[coolidgon]

“They’ll never be able to separate Jekyll from Hyde”

He wasn’t wrong, either. Every time someone mentions Jekyll, they mention Hyde as well

[roboblam]

It seems that as the song progresses Jekyll looses strength and Hyde gets stronger. Just me or anyone else think this?