"trampled calmly over the child'sbody and left her screaming."
the adverb "calmly" is oxymoric and suggests a sadisticattitude, that he has no regard for humanlife. He has no compassion for the girl, as "left her screaming" is a direct reference to her terror. This evokessympathy from the reader.
"an impression of deformity without any nameablemalformation"
this element of ambiguity allows the reader to create their ownimage of Hyde, which possibly may be scarier than he actually is, therefore emphasises the evilness within him. Mystery was very popular in the Victorian era.
"satan's signatureupon his face"
this likens Hyde to the embodiment if evil. "signature" suggests he has been claimed by the devil, and that the devil is approving of his actions.
"shrankback with a hissing intake of the breath"
Hyde is animalistic and he links to the idea of ativism. He doesn't possess humanqualities, like having a moral conscience, instead is relentless and unforgiving. His inhumanetraits make him disliked by the reader as his personalitydepictselements of typicallymasculinebehaviour that men in the Victorianera were expected to conceal.
