Later on, a man is sent by the landlady to repair the clock in the stranger’s room. He does inform her that she is to keep an eye out for some parcels he is anxiously awaiting. Hall chalks this bizarre appearance to the aftermath of a horrific accident, but despite her loquacious efforts to engage, he never reciprocates in kind. Stranger still, the man makes a concerted effort to keep his face from ever being seen. The man’s head is completely obscured by bandages. Hall, sees the man remove his hat and coat, she is petrified by what lies beneath. A stranger has arrived and that description is more fitting than usual: when the landlady, Mrs. It is a frigid snow-blanketed night in February in the small British village of Iping. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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