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- Griffin: Is the invisible man.
- Mrs Hall: She is the host of Mr. Griffin.
- Mr Hall: He is the husband of Mrs Hall.
- Dr Kemp: He is friends with Griffin and they have known each other since college.
- Thomas Marvel: It's the local bum.
- Bobby Jaffers: He's the city cop.

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when he offers Kemp to participate in joint murders and start terrorizing local residents, the invisible man loses his mind, Dr. Kemp warns that Griffin is definitely crazy, Griffin has no intention of helping him and alerts the police.

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The story of the invisible man begins with the arrival of a mysterious stranger in a suit in the town of Iping England. With these characteristics he arrives at the Coach and Horses Inn of Mrs. The mysterious stranger wears his face completely covered with bandages and with wide sideburns that do not let you see his face, his eyes are not perceived, they are hidden by large blue glasses.

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Kemp had bolted, running for his life at the sight of Mr. Marvel running down the hill road. "The Invisible Man," he shouted. The grip on his throat loosened and Kemp rolled over his foe. "I've got him!" shouted Kemp.

'Help! Help! Hold him! He's on the ground! Hold his feet!'In another second there was a rush of people to the fight. After Kemp's shout no screams were heard, only a thumping sound and feet and heavy breathing. Then the Invisible Man got to his feet. Kemp was still holding his legs.

He rose quickly, then knelt on the ground beside the invisible thing. And so, slowly, beginning with the hands and feet, and slowly spreading out toward the center of the body, that strange change continued. When at last the crowd gave way for Kemp to step aside, there lay the naked, mangled body of a young man of about thirty.

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- I really like the dialogues created by the author and the sentences, for example:
"The world already knows the existence of the invisible man".
Don't you remember me, Kemp? I'm Griffin from college.
- I really like the details used by the author, giving the story more realism.

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- I didn't like the ending, since the invisible man died, I would have liked a happy ending but the first one gives us a more forceful lesson.

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I find this book fascinating as it describes a life being invisible and what this can entail, as well as people's reaction to it. There are many reasons for this work to be considered a classic of literature.