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And to belabor it, just so I'm correct it's, when used as an adjective, "Jekyll-and-Hyde" with the hyphens connecting the words. For instance: "Miles Sanders had a Jekyll-and-Hyde performance yesterday," is the correct form of usage, if I'm not mistaken. A multi-word descriptor, used as one term, is connected with hyphens when adjectival, if I'm not mistaken. Maybe we can get Pip's Invitation in here from his Disney vaca to chime in on this.
Thanks. I have no idea what to expect from this team from week to week. But the same can be said for much of the NFC. So who knows how the last playoff slots will shake out.
And to belabor it, just so I'm correct it's, when used as an adjective, "Jekyll-and-Hyde" with the hyphens connecting the words. For instance: "Miles Sanders had a Jekyll-and-Hyde performance yesterday," is the correct form of usage, if I'm not mistaken. A multi-word descriptor, used as one term, is connected with hyphens when adjectival, if I'm not mistaken. Maybe we can get Pip's Invitation in here from his Disney vaca to chime in on this.
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