Edward Hyde’s appearance is not described much in the book The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, but there are a few keywords that somewhat describe him. The first word on the list is “Satan”. In Chapter 1, Mr. Enfield shares a story with his cousin, Mr. Utterson, about Hyde. He also states that Hyde cannot be described other than looking like Satan. The next word is “deformity”. In Chapter 4, Hyde kills a man named Carew, and the officer (inspector) wants to make a wanted sign. However, two problems occur. There are no pictures of Mr. Hyde, and eyewitnesses of him describe him very differently, except for one thing: he has a deformity that they all can’t point directly to. I think the people mean that this deformity is being absolutely
