The Invisible Man

Interesting Facts

• The main character of the book, Griffin, is a scientist who discovers how to become invisible by altering the refraction of light through his body.
• Griffin uses his invisibility to commit crimes and achieve personal goals, leading to tragic consequences.
• The book raises important questions about the morality and responsibility of scientists for their discoveries.
• Griffin becomes invisible but cannot regain visibility, driving him to despair and madness.
• The novel was one of the first science fiction works to explore the theme of invisibility and its consequences.
• The story is set in late 19th-century England, giving it a unique historical context.
• Griffin uses various chemicals and complex scientific methods to achieve invisibility, reflecting Wells' interest in science and technology.