Hyde is a strange, repugnant man who is described as being ugly and deformed, however, no one can pinpoint how he is ugly or deformed. He is seen as the face of evil. Enfield says, “There is something wrong with his appearance; something displeasing; something downright detestable. I never saw a man I so disliked and yet I scarcely know why.”(Chapter 2) Everyone hates and fears Mr. Hyde and attempts to stay away from him at all cost. They are extremely curious and confused as to why Dr. Jekyll seems to take such a liking to him, going as far as to putting him as the only person on his will. Mr. Hyde is extremely suspicious throughout the story as he disappears constantly, he also runs over a little girl as well as murdering Sir Canew. Utterson begins to believe, as Jekyll’s personality changes to become more like Hyde, that Hyde is negatively influencing Jekyll. However, in the end of the story Jekyll, now Hyde comes out and tells the truth of the story and what has happened. Hyde is an extremely dominant side of Dr. Jekyll and eventually takes full control of Jekyll. In conclusion, we note two extremely different personalities between Mr. Hyde and Dr. Jekyll, but it is ultimately Hyde whom takes over and essentially becomes Jekyll