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Mr. Hall, the co-owner of the 'Coach and Horses' inn, is a man with 'heavy intelligence'. He is slow, lazy and dull. He leaves the management of the inn to his wife. He does render some support to her. He is gullible and easily believes what Teddy tells hum about the stranger. Thus he begins to suspect the stranger. Thereafter he aggressively enters the parlour and looks very hard at his wife's furniture. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hall are normal in contrast to the abnormal stranger. He is a good-natured fellow and is happy with the management of the inn by his wife. He is sociable and enjoys the company of the villagers. He likes to assist his wife in odd jobs. He helps in carrying the stranger's luggage to his room. He co-operates with his wife and joins her to work in the wine-cellar.