The Invisible Man

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Griffin, an optics researcher, invents a method to render himself invisible but finds himself unable to reverse the process. As "the stranger" in the village of Iping, he becomes increasingly isolated and violent, ultimately committing murder. The story explores themes of isolation, the consequences of unchecked scientific ambition, and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals who wield power without responsibility. In the epilogue, Marvel profits from Griffin's stolen notes, highlighting the ongoing impact of Griffin's tragic choices and the secrets left behind.