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Jekyll and Hyde illustrations by Igor Oleynikov

@rye-kin

Hell's Fire | 1934

the 1931 Jekyll and Hyde movie makes me insane what do you mean Henry can’t tell the difference between his fiancée and the woman he’s cheating on her with what do you mean what he really wants is not a naturally submissive wife but a lively happy woman he can beat and abuse into submission because a domestic bird won’t do he has to cage an exotic bird and break its spirit. when he sees the cat kill the bird he KNOWS he is the cat. he hates women so much it literally destroys his life im going crazy!!!!!

I added some "mad scientists" from Mikhail Bulgakov's science fiction novels.

@kusnechik

Was thinking about mad scientists in classic literature and my feelings on them

Feel free to add on if anyone has classic lit mad scientists to share with the class

and side by side Respectable doctor by day. Unhinged freak at night. Jekyll and Hyde.

Alexander Labas - Metro (1935)

Sketches with Grumpy during a break

Lips Red As The Rose, Hair Black As Ebony, Skin White As Snow

Sketches

If you thought that Comrade Sharikov and Mr. Hyde were similar in character and appearance, then... you're right. Read these novels and see for yourself. BUT! Recently, while replaying the plot of both stories in my head, I noticed another similarity. Namely, the division of living space. Damn documents, papers! Without them, there would be no conflict in the stories.