The Marriage of Sybil & Hyde

There is this alter-ego inside each one of us... a Sybil, or a Hyde, if you will. Sybil rises up and demands to be the centre of attention. She insists on having her own way, and gets upset when others take precedence over her. Hyde is just as bad. He rises up in anger and expects instant gratification. Together, they create drama and destroy unity, turning peace into chaos and confusion.

On a good day, Dr. Jekyll and Sybil get along famously. They work together, communicate well and often, and love to share in the joy and excitement of their day. When one runs into trouble, the other pitches in to help. But when things become overwhelming for Sybil, they both have a choice.

Dr. Jekyll can either let Hyde look after it, participate in the fear, blame-shifting and complaining, or he can put the malice away, speak the truth in love, and turn a shoulder for Sybil to cry on. Sybil can give in to the temptation to put herself up on a pedestal with all her should's and ought's, or she can accept Dr. Jekyll's shoulder, humble herself, face the issues head on, and move forward.

It is a Strange Case.