Dr. Henry Jekyll: [Referring to deaf and dumb schoolchildren who are fighting at recess] In each one of these dumb human animals there is a personality which shows itself only in play.
Dr. Ernst Littauer: Dumb human animals? Henry, these are not pretty guinea pigs; they are children who cannot speak.
Dr. Henry Jekyll: But I am convinced that, in this case, the not speaking is a refusal of one part of the mind to allow the other part to express itself freely.
Dr. Ernst Littauer: You suggest they play out what they cannot speak out?
Dr. Henry Jekyll: Precisely!
Dr. Ernst Littauer: You are the same Hnry Jekyll, forever seeking keys to the locked doors of the mind.


--Paul Massie (as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Mr. Edward Hyde) in The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll

Dr. Henry Jekyll: [to Litauer] Resigning my appointment freed me from idiots who are no more scientists than I am a priest!


--Paul Massie (as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Mr. Edward Hyde) in The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll

Dr. Henry Jekyll: [to Litauer] This moral quibbling is useless. Man as he is comprises two beings: one of whom I call man as he could be. In his perfection this inner man is beyond good and evil.
Dr. Ernst Littauer: And the other man?
Dr. Henry Jekyll: He too is beyond good and evil - man as he would be... free of all the restictions society imposes on us... subject only to his own will.


--Paul Massie (as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Mr. Edward Hyde) in The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll

Dr. Henry Jekyll: London and I are virgins to one another.


--Paul Massie (as Dr. Henry Jekyll / Mr. Edward Hyde) in The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll