We encounter people in life who look impressive on the surface but are very different underneath; these people may be masters of their craft, but they are horrible to those around them. However, breaking the façade often discredits whatever good the person did. One such example is American Civil War general George B. McClellan. On the surface, McClellan looked like a capable army leader before the war with his battlefield and management experience. However, his personality overshadowed what little good he did on and off the battlefield.