"In the early evening hours, Dr Ebenezer Hyde often retired to the salon with his young bride. When the soft ticking of the gears approached, he briefly raised his eyes to examine his latest invention. He had named her Dorothy. The gears on her back were connected to the mechanisms inside her. Under her human skin, she was some kind of mechanical insect that – if you wound it up in the morning – did its duty all day long." Read more on the blog.