Mrs. Hall's character sketch in best …

Mrs. Hall

Mrs. Hall is quite an important character in the beginning
of the novel. She is the owner of the inn, Coach and Horses. She is an astute
business woman, dominating wife, and practical woman. She does her job quite
well. She does not mind Griffin’s strange and eccentric appearance and behavior
for the business’s sake. However, she is quite quick in observing the
abnormality of Griffin’s behavoiur. 

She is quite meticulous with the keeping of her inn. She provides
satisfactory services to her customers. When Griffin spoils the fender, walls,
and the floor in the room, she points it to him. She is a woman of ethics and
right behavior. She does not like Griffin’s mysterious disappearance from the
room one morning. She does not like the abnormal behavior of the furniture in
Griffin’s room.

When she becomes suspicious of his connection with the burglary at the Vicarage, she becomes quite strict with Griffin. She insists on him to clear all his pending bills. She stops serving him his meals and other services; when Griffin gives some money to pacify her, she wants to know from him where he got the money from. She also asks him to explain why the furniture in his room behaved abnormally. This infuriates Griffin, and he reveals his invisibility to her by putting his nose on her hand. She gets scared and urns away screaming.