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Somebody in this school is a thief.

We have a final exam on this tomorrow, and if you don't pass that, you know...

You won't be performing Hyde or anything else.

I

didn't

do it, Nikki.

I didn't take the money.

all the things.

Quite a bright green.

It is the last of the compound that I possess.

I, Edward Hyde, the dark side of Dr.

Jekyll.

Do you wish me to prove that man is not truly one, but truly two?

If you choose, a new province of knowledge shall be laid open to you

and now.

Do you mind?

Oh, gee, Jess, I'm really sorry. I was just trying to get a candid shot for the

yearbook. Yeah, well, I'm trying to probably get the greatest part ever

in the history of theater. So I'd thank you to keep your camera off of me. Hey,

hey, this is not a debating class. This is an audition. Could we get on with it?

That was very nice, Jesse. Thank you. Come here, Reggie. Come here.

Next.

You have been bound to the most narrow and material views.

You, who have denied the benefits of trans -invental medicine, behold the man

who stands before you, Edward Hyde.

Can I try that again?

She said that Jekyll and Hyde's the best role a person could play in a school.

And it comes with wolf hair and everything.

Danny, would you hold that still with the tweezers?

Why? I want to get a shot of it for the back of the yearbook.

It'll go great with my other stuff.

I'm bringing over the light, huh?

This is disgusting.

Why would anybody want to do this to a frog?

It's important in the interest of science.

You'll understand the validity of it someday when you get over your

squeamishness. I don't want to get over my squeamishness. I'm not cutting up

that frog.

Less talk, more work.

Man, I can't believe Miss Grant hasn't posted the cast list yet. Okay, here,

hold the skin back. She was supposed to have done that this morning.

She did.

Here, a little bit more.

Yeah, but she hasn't posted who's going to do Jekyll and Hyde. It's because she

hasn't decided yet. Oh, did you figure that all out by yourself?

Why is support so important to you anyway?

Because it's probably the greatest role in the history of theater. When you get

to wear wolf hair and everything.

Okay, pull the heart out.

You know, there's just no talking to you today.

Okay, we'll talk.

You have a final exam on this tomorrow, and if you don't pass that, you know...

You won't be performing Hyde or anything else.

Don't worry about me, Mr. Darenforth. I'll pass.

Good.

Otherwise, I can't remain the nice fellow that you see before you.

You're liable to see my dark side.

Grab a hold of that heart and pluck it out. You'll never get it by being

Actually, he'd make a great Hyde. He has the quality for it.

Mendenhall!

What happened?

Guess he got squeamish.

Miss Grant, what's going on? Yeah, how come you haven't posted the part of

Jekyll and Hyde yet?

Because I haven't made up my mind.

So am I still in the running? Forget about him. What about me?

Well, to tell you the truth, the two of you are the only ones left in the

running. I'm sorry. I just haven't been able to make it sure with you. Well, let

me help you. It's me. No, Miss Grant, I got a better idea. It's me.

Yo. Well, I got a better idea. How about both of you come and audition for me

again tomorrow morning, 830 Sharp?

Oh, man.

Okay. You know, Velasquez, I'd wish you luck, man, but I want to beat you out.

Yeah, I feel the same way. Yo, but if a miracle does happen and you do get the

part, I just want you to know that... That we'll always be friends, right? No.

That I'll always be heartbroken.

And that we'll always be friends, man. Yeah. Yo, man, I hope you almost get it.

You too, man. All right.

Hey, are you looking for something?

Yeah, your brown sweater. I thought you were going to wear it.

Listen, one of these days I'm going to change the combination on that lot.

I don't know where you're going to be.

Right where I am right now.

How about if you bring it tomorrow?

How about if you help me study tonight? The pressure is on.

Okay, that shouldn't be a problem. We should at least be able to get you a

passing grade on the test. I'm not talking about the test. I'm talking

part. Jekyll and Hyde.

Jess, do you know if you don't pass this test that you're not going to be able

to do the part?

Don't worry.

I'll pass the test, okay? What makes you so sure?

You don't even know the difference between a frog's lungs and its pancreas.

Listen, I'm sure, okay?

Okay.

Nicole.

A frog's pancreas is an elongated yellowish glandular organ located

stomach and the duodenum. It secretes the hormone insulin directly into the

bloodstream.

I must say, Miss Higgins, this is beyond the pale. I mean, leave a man

something. Nobody likes to be caught flossing. But it makes you look so

Mr. Durenfort. It may interest you to know that I am human.

How did you get this anyway?

Well, the other day after lunch, you left your door open, and I used a long

lens. It's a great depth of field, don't you think?

Thank God for Dwight Mendenhall. If he hadn't brought this to my notice, I

have lost all credibility here at the School of the Arts. You don't think a

principal who takes good care of his teeth is credible?

Even though it was my idea to make you yearbook photographer in the first

I'm beginning to have second thoughts.

Well, gee, that's too bad, because I had this really great idea.

You see, I thought it would be really nice if we actually dedicated the entire

yearbook to you, sir.

Oh.

Do you think that would be proper?

Why not? You're our leader.

No flossing shots or anything like that? No, no, nothing of the sort.

I want to appear as I truly am, human, but not too human.

Deal.

Deal.

Think, Mrs. Berg. Think.

I'm trying, Dwight. I'm trying.

Problems, Mrs. Berg? You bet.

Well, what is it?

As official yearbook counted, I entrusted certain funds totaling $1 ,085

to the administration office.

In the course of time... Get to the point. The money's gone.

Gone? How can that be?

Easy. It's just not there. Where? The file cabinet.

Four, and I lost it.

When is it gone now?

Gone?

Then that means... That's right, Mr.

Deerenforth.

Somebody in this school is a thief.

You had some great shots here, Reggie.

Yeah. Nicole, thanks so much for helping me with that.

No problem. It's fun.

Your book is going to be great this year.

Yeah, there is a yearbook.

Oh, come on.

I'm sure the money will show up somewhere. It's probably just a mistake.

I hope so.

Hey, this is a great shot.

Thanks.

Who is it?

Oh,

it's all the kids in front of the administration office. Yeah.

Look, I caught Mrs. Berg in the background.

That's great.

Who's that behind her?

Where? At the file cabinet.

You don't think you're missing money?

Doesn't it look like he's got his hand in there?

He, you can't even tell it's a he.

Well, how much more can you blow it up?

I still can't tell who it is.

It's Jesse.

He scared me.

I know.

I'm not so sure I like it, sir.

I think you do, Ivy.

You walk the walk, and you cross the line.

You walk the walk,

no one knows your mind.

Something dark and deep in the heart helps you find the way.

Through the heat out into the street, the devil's left to stay.

You walk the walk.

As you walk the line.

You walk the walk.

No one knows you're mine.

for you when you close your eyes.

Out on the water, so deep and cool, here in paradise.

Oh,

the feel of leather and silk, reckless thrill of the chest.

Is that you, the man in the moon? Can he keep his promise?

You're mine

Why are you so serious?

I was just thinking.

You know, Dr. Jekyll was such a kind and honest man.

And Mr. Hyde is so sinister and evil.

Yeah, that's why it's such a great part.

Do you think it was true what the author was saying?

I mean, about everyone having two sides, a good side and a bad side?

I don't know, I guess.

I mean, everybody crosses over the line sometimes, right?

And when they do, they become somebody else.

Cross over any lines lately, Jesse?

I didn't do it, Nikki.

I didn't take the money.

That's you in the picture, isn't it?

You know that it is.

Your hand is right there in the file cabinet where she kept the money. So you

jumped to the conclusion that I took it, right?

There couldn't be another reason I was there?

Is there?

Yeah.

I took something, but it wasn't the money.

The...

little frog's pancreas was between its stomach and duodenum. I'm not up for

test tomorrow.

I knew that if I failed, I wasn't going to get a shot at that part. So you just

stole a copy of the biology midterm?

Jesse, I can't believe you did that. It's so dishonest. Look, Nikki, it

easy for me to do this.

I mean, I wasn't going to give myself an A or anything. I just wanted to get a

passing grade.

Right.

So what are you going to do now?

Now? Go away.

Nikki, don't ask me to do that. I'm asking you. Throw it away.

You don't want to get the part this way anyway. What about being fair? What

about your own sense of honor? Nicole.

What about Danny?

Very good.

I wonder what's so difficult with it.

Love,

hate, residing with fate, always on the line.

One step over leads to the fall, one step back leads you back.

I hope that you look better.

I just want to stretch my legs, all right? No, it's not all right.

Yo, man, chill out.

Now look what you've done.

I'm really sorry.

Very sorry this happened. I'll clean that up. Don't let me get this, Mr.

I'm very, very sorry. So is this young man.

So, let's get back to class.

What happened to the little actor's room?

Don't need it no more.

You should make up your mind, Velazquez.

Mr. Sharofsky, Dwight Mendenhall is in there right now with Mr. Derenforth

discussing tactics to flush out the yearbook marauder, as Dwight

calls him. The money hasn't turned up yet?

No, Miss Sherwood.

But I'm hopeful.

I would hate to believe that anyone in this school was so heartless as to steal

the yearbook money.

Is there any chance that you might have misplaced it, Mrs. Burns?

Well, of course there is. I've been misplaced. Placing things for years.

But I clearly remember putting it in this file cabinet right next to Mr.

Deerenforth's box of dental floss.

Or was it that filing case?

Could it be?

I would be betting on it.

All right, so I blew it.

You're kidding.

Hey, Frog has a dorkful fin, doesn't he?

That was a pretty tough exam.

How do you think you did?

Oh, a lot better than I thought.

I guess I just picked up some smarts hanging out with you, Einstein.

Do you have any regrets?

About what?

About not using your crutch.

Nope. Not at all.

I hate that. I don't know.

most narrow and material fields.

If you choose, a new province of knowledge shall be laid open to you

and now.

Oh, man!

Danny, come on, honey. You can't win them all.

I guess not.

So, Jess has had something today. A different day might be different.

Congratulations, Jeff.

You're kidding me. No. You got rehearsal today at 3 .30, and don't you be late.

All right.

Yeah.

Congratulations, man.

You'll be the fan twin.

Yeah.

Very good.

Tickle and hide.

How could there be so much evil in my dearest friend?

So tell me, was I evil enough?

I think you have a certain feeling for it, yeah.

Did you buy me a sleazy tart?

I like the sleazy tart.

Actually, to tell you the truth, I think you need some work on that.

And I'm willing to help you after school.

You're so kind.

What are you doing?

Putting on your jacket.

Where'd you get it from?

Out of your locker.

Nikki, I told you that I don't like you using my stuff.

Since when? I always wear your stuff. I know, and I don't like it. Okay, I won't

do it anymore.

Okay, so give me the jacket.

Now? You want the jacket now? Yes, I want the jacket now. Jesse, what's the

matter with you? Nothing. Just give me the jacket, okay? Okay.

Just let me get the stuff out of the pocket.

You used it, didn't you?

Oh, man.

Nikki.

My, my, Mr. Greenforth. We're looking distinguished today.

Thank you.

I'm having my picture taken for the yearbook.

Well, it just seems that this pesky yearbook problem won't go away.

What pesky yearbook problem? I'm not aware of any pesky yearbook problem

we found the money. The money is the pesky problem.

I'm afraid it's gone again.

Gone?

Are you sure you haven't just misplaced it again?

No, I've looked everywhere where I misplaced things, and it's just not

This time, somebody took it for sure.

All right, now let's not panic here or go into any deep depressions. Let's take

this one thing at a time.

Mrs. Berg, get me Mendenhall. I've already put in a call for him, Chief.

At your service, sir.

Mr. Derenforth, don't you worry.

I have ways of flushing this criminal out.

He'll never know what hit him.

Or her.

I don't need to remind you men that you are elite members of the hall patrol.

Nor do I need to remind you that we face a grave responsibility here.

The responsibility to find the thief who stole our yearbook money.

Now, I want you to leave no stone unturned in your attempt to ferret out

despicable individual or individuals who would do such a thing.

And remember, no one is above suspicion.

Not even ourselves.

Now, go to it!

Yo, Arturo, how's it going, man?

Tell me, man.

Ah, it's going great.

Great? Yeah. Didn't look too great for you and Nicole, man.

Ah, well, you know how that is.

Girls are weird, man.

Stupid things bother them, you know?

Yeah.

Why, man? Did you do something stupid?

Maybe.

Maybe?

Yo, man, what is this, the Inquisition?

Oh.

Nicole told you? Nah, man, I picked up the test paper after you dropped it and

ran after her.

So I cheated on the biology test. I'm sorry.

Sorry?

Yo, man, what do you think this is, confession?

You say if you hail marriage and everything's okay, man?

Well, that's because I ain't your priest, man, and I don't forgive you.

it's not like I cheated to get the part.

I beat you through all the auditions, man, fair and square.

It was fair?

Yo, I worked my tail off to pass biology while you find some easy ways so you

can concentrate on getting the part. You call that fair, Blackwell?

If you call that fair, then high is the perfect role for you to play.

All right, I'll quit the show. I don't want you to quit the show. And I don't

want your charity, man. You got that?

Yeah, I'll quit the show. Yo, man, you need one.

You're pretty dirty.

Yo, man, don't try to ease your conscience with me, all right?

I should have known.

Oh, it's the last person you... Hello,

Miss Sherwood.

That's a lot of money for a teacher.

What are you talking about? I just mean you don't usually see a civil servant

with a wad.

It's not any of your business, but I'm going to buy a VCR.

Mm -hmm. With cash.

I'm going to a discount house.

I see.

That's alleged recorder.

Is it VHS or beta?

What?

Please bear with me, Miss Sherwood. I'm almost finished.

I just want to say two words to you and see how you react.

Yearbook deposit.

And I have two words for you.

Detention today.

No, I did not take your money.

How dare you accuse me?

I'm sorry, Mr. Sharofsky. I didn't mean to accuse you.

It just slipped out.

Let's go back to the preliminary questioning.

Why do you carry so much cash?

Go soak your head.

Why are you so on the pitch at the F?

Because it's proof that I'm not lying. That's why.

And I also got the test paper to back me up. Danny, I think they'll believe you.

So what, am I the only one who thinks he's wrong?

Well, where'd you get the picture from anyway?

I gave it to him.

I just got so mad when I found out that Jesse had cheated on the test. I mean,

Danny lost out. It wasn't fair.

Okay, so we've seen the picture now. What do you want us to do about him?

Make life miserable for the guy. What do you think? Come on, what is the point?

Nicole, you know, you shouldn't even be involved with this, okay? Look, I don't

like what Jesse did, but I'm not so sure I like what you're doing either.

Hey, man.

How's it going?

What's everybody doing hanging out here so early?

Danny told everybody about the test.

Hey, what's with you, man?

I told you that I'd drop out. I'm trying to make things right. So what, man?

That's not enough, man. We're going to go, man. What?

Come on, man. Let's fight. Let's go. I'm not going to fight with you, man. Come

on, you better. I'm not through.

I'm not through.

Get the hell out of here, all right? What the hell do you want from me, man?

Was I bad?

Well, either that or very good. Oh, Mrs. Berg, I've wanted a fur coat all my

life. Now, I was minding my own business, and I passed the department

they had this big sign that came in boppy upside the head that said fur

What else could I do?

You had no choice. Mrs. Berg, I need an extremely safe place to hide this bundle

of evidence.

Nice coat, Miss Grant.

Thank you, Dwight. Do you really like it?

It looks very expensive.

Is it real?

Not only is it real, it was a real bargain.

I got it for 40 % of the real price.

Practically stole it. I know it's extravagant, but they make it so easy.

They have this new thing called delayed billing. I don't have to make a single

payment. Right.

Well, of course, then after that, I have to make monthly payments for the rest

of my life. But then the coat is mine.

And the fact that 600 kids don't have a yearbook doesn't bother you.

What? Nothing, nothing.

I'll get back to you, Miss Grant.

Oh,

and Miss Grant, I wouldn't leave town or anything without checking with me

first.

I didn't think you'd come.

I wasn't sure I would either.

Guess I messed up pretty bad, huh?

Yeah, you did.

But you know, we're all acting like we never did anything wrong before.

You're not the only guy who ever cheated.

I cheated once.

You?

This can't be true.

Yes, it is.

How did you cheat?

It was on the history exam.

When he had to write the papers for the French Revolution?

Yeah. And nobody had it done on time?

Well, I did.

But I didn't turn it in because I didn't want to raise the curve.

That's how you cheated?

Mm -hmm.

I think hanging's too good for you.

Jesse, look.

I think that what you did was out of bad judgment.

Not out of bad character.

You didn't want to be malicious or hurt anybody.

And that's why I think you're going to be able to make it all right again.

How? I don't know. I don't have those answers for you.

I just have the faith.

When she looks at me I know the girl sees things

nobody else can see All of the secret fears

inside All the craziness I hide She looks

into my soul and reads me like nobody can

And she doesn't judge the men.

She just takes me as I am.

Come what may, she believes.

And that faith is something I've never known

before.

Come what may, she loves me.

And that love...

and butter making me love myself

a little more when

I turn away she knows those are the times

there's nothing she can say nothing that anyone can

do

And so she lets me live it through.

And when I'm in my darkest hours of uncertainty,

she just simply lets me be

and goes on loving me.

Come what may, she believes.

And that faith is something I've never known.

He loves me. And that dove has helped me open that door.

Making me love my dad.

completed the investigation.

I have our culprit.

You do? That's wonderful, Mendenhall. Who is it?

It's not Benjamin Sharofsky.

And it's not Elizabeth Sherwood.

And it's not Lydia Grant, even though the woman lives way beyond her means.

Mendenhall, you keep telling me who it is, and would you mind telling me who it

is? You, sir.

Me?

Mendenhall, have you flipped your gourd? I know it's shocking, but the evidence

is clear.

You had access.

I have...

What on earth are you talking about?

No offense, sir, but do you have a history of memory lapses?

Blackouts? Get out of here!

You ever wake up in front of the mirror with your toothbrush?

You don't know how you got there?

Mendenhall! Mr.

Darenthorpe, I found the money.

You did?

Wonderful. Where was it? In your desk. Aha!

My desk?

How did it get there?

I put it there.

I thought it would be a safe place.

And then I forgot about it.

Gee.

Just when I thought I had the criminal and everything.

Magnet hole!

I'm gone.

Has anyone seen Jesse?

Have you seen Jesse?

No Jesse.

Is Jesse here?

Not yet. Nicole, did Jesse say anything to you? Not a word. Not a word? No. No

Velazquez yet? No Velazquez at all. Danny.

Do you think you're going to be okay, honey? Are you going to be all right

it? I know the moves. I just haven't had that much rehearsal. That's all. You

don't need rehearsal, baby. You're a pro. You get out there, you kill him.

You're going to be great.

Do it.

He hasn't had any rehearsal at all.

Mr. Derrenforth, there's something that I have to talk to you about, and I can't

wait. All right, come in.

Will you wish me to prove that man is not truly one, but truly two?

Behold the man who stands before you, Edward Hyde.