If He Be Mr. Hyde I Shall Be Mr. Seek Jekyll and Hyde Literary Long Sleeve

Inspired by Robert Louis Stevenson's Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (1886) — the lawyer Mr. Utterson, haunting a doorway "under the face of the fogged city moon" at all hours until his quarry shows himself: "If he be Mr. Hyde," he had thought, "I shall be Mr. Seek." The driest line in gothic fiction — stubbornness wearing a pun for a coat.The design features the gentleman himself, brass lantern raised against the fog of a gaslit London street — cobblestones gleaming, a sinister figure slipping around the corner, bats crossing a crescent moon overhead, thistles curling at the frame's edge — all bound in gnarled thorny branches, with the quote lettered in ornate antique gold above and below.Stevenson wrote his shilling shocker in a white heat in 1885, but its quiet hero isn't the doctor or the monster — it's the steady friend who refuses to let a mystery go. This one belongs to every reader who has said "one more chapter" and meant "until I have answers."