Well, that was interesting enough ( Read more... )

     I am tired; utterly exhausted, yet I am finding time to write this entry, even if only to rid of my scattered thoughts ( Read more... )

     It has been an interesting night, to say the least. Humorous with a touch of melancholy ( Read more... )

     It seems that every week something more dangerous than the last rears its head ( Read more... )

     My hands are still shaking, but not from fear. Adrenaline courses through me, and I can barely cease my laughter. I did it! I did it and I feel great about it! That horrible Mr. Rochester got what he justly deserved ( Read more... )

     I should be condemned for the thoughts that went through my mind tonight. I am not sure if they were truly my own, or if they were influenced by Hyde. Could I be so angry where I would even consider tossing sulfuric acid into someone's face ( Read more... )

     The more I learn of him, the more intrigued I become. I daren't reveal this, of course, not beyond the questions I have asked. Though something tells me that he already knows quite well that I am curious to know everything. I believe I have to be careful with my questions, not because I am afraid offending him -- he seems rather open in ( Read more... )

     Being stuck in this room is becoming ever more uncomfortable, and it has only been but a day ( Read more... )

     Someday I will learn to mind my own business. Someday I will learn that I do no have to help everyone simply because I cannot help myself. I can only hope that day is soon. Liza had gone missing.. I knew where she was, of course, and also in this case I felt responsible for assisting in finding her. I was not too terribly surprised when I ( Read more... )

     I cannot believe she spoke to another. That stupid, stupid girl! Then she made the utmost mistake of telling me that she had spoken with Mrs. Linton considering Hyde being a murderer. While it is not a farfetched thought, should others find out, it would rouse their lust further for the blood of the diminutive man and then both of our lives ( Read more... )