Jekyll is not just content to explore the strengths and weaknesses of masculinity. Part Two: ‘the only woman in a hundred years that Dr Jekyll has ever loved’ Gothic within the parallel narratives featuring Tom's wife Claire and Looks at the female characters and how the series evoked the female Where the first part looked at the relationship between the 'Jekyll'įigure of Tom Jackman and his alter-ego Hyde, this second instalment Suggest you put the kettle on again, make some tea and take your time.
This is quite a long article so I've split it into three parts. It does look at Jekyll in context with many of the recognisable motifs that can be found in the Steven Moffat era of Doctor WhoĪnd it also touches on many other themes and ideas that the six-partĭrama explored that were outside of the remit of my original chapter. The following is a partly combined, rewritten and edited version of two drafts of the material. And here's Part Two of my research notes on Steven Moffat's 2007 drama Jekyll.
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