Mrs. Hall is an unassuming woman who plays an important part in the story 'The Invisible Man.' She is friendly to her visitor. She feeds him to lunch, takes his clothing to dry, and expresses pity since she believes his bandages are the consequence of an accident.
Why was his appearance so terrifying to Mrs. Hall?
The visitor was completely wrapped from head to toe, and his big hat concealed every inch of his face except the gleaming tip of his nose. Mrs. Hall provided him with a room. When she arrived, she discovered that his clothes were still on. He also wore large blue spectacles with sidelights and a bush side-whisker over his coat collar, which fully concealed his cheeks and face.
When she returned to the room, she noticed that the man had removed his overcoat and hat. He was holding a handkerchief to his mouth, which covered the lower half of his jaw and muffled his speech. What was more surprising was that his entire face, save for his pink nose, was wrapped in bandages. His hair twisted through the bandages, giving him a hideous aspect. Mrs. Hall received the surprise of her life.
Thus the situations which fooled Mrs. Hall were:
- "The only source of light in the room was the red glare from the fireplace, which illuminated his eyes like negative railroad signals but left his sullen face in the darkness." and
- "The shadows she suspected had fooled her"
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