#// *WROTE A BUNCH THANKS TO ALLISON BC I LOVE JEKYLL AND HYDE SO MUCH

[monmuses]

the transformation from jekyll to hyde has always been a super gruesome shift from good to evil. in any interpretation, you can read or see art done that describes how nasty and horrifying it is between the frames of transformation, but what would happen in the brain during it?

with the equipment there is, you can order a CT or CAT scan, or use an EEG machine to track the brain activity on paper. however, when it comes to brain activity, there is a scale of what determines "brain activity" on a screen.

"no activity" often means death in the brain. this is what you'll see during a transformation one can undergo upon consuming a portion of HJ7. when scanning for brain activity, the brain itself reacts to the consumption as the brain will end up being split due to the chemicals in the system. it causes a sudden shift and the body will end up changing and mutating on contact in a way, which is a sign that someone has been given a "Hyde" in this case.

during a transformation, the brain will end up spiking in high amounts of activity; lots of yellow and red on the screen during it due to the pain and the changes while the brain tries to cope with the horrific changes, and midway through, when the brain finally shifts from Jekyll to Hyde, the brain will end up "dying" halfway through, and that activity will look like this for a few seconds:

the brain dies and fades out completely during the transformation. the acitivty fades and disappears from the screen before the activity returns momentarily, introducing new forms of activity in certain areas of the brain. this is an indicator of Hyde being introduced into the equation, and the brain activity is incredibly low during the few minutes to cope with the pain that they both had experienced momentarily.

this won't be the same case every time; it depends on the transformation and how smooth or rough it is with each session. emotions, the other side urging for a switch, or pain can cause a change, and it can be either mentally or physically that the change can happen. or both.