The Invisible Man

The narrative centers on Griffin, an experimental scientist who creates a serum for invisibility. However, after testing it on himself, he realizes the serum has unintended consequences, leaving him in a precarious and unmanageable state. As he grapples with his newfound condition, the story explores themes of isolation, the ethics of scientific experimentation, and the darker aspects of human nature, showcasing Wells's mastery in blending science fiction with profound moral questions.