The Indescribable Hyde

    I found it particularly interesting that Enfield is unable to describe Hyde accurately but claims to remember Hyde's face perfectly. Having no reason to distrust Enfield, it implies almost a supernatural claim to the malevolence of the character Hyde. Enfield describes a malformation that is sensed more than seen. Is this hideousness a sense of the corrupted nature of Hyde's soul rather than his body?

Cody Genaw