subscribers • Perusing B.Tech • Founder of APpedia Invisible Man | Questions discussed in video 1. Who is Griffin and how does he become the Invisible Man ? 2. What sort of man is Dr. Kemp? What role does he play in the story? 3. How do you see Dr. Cuss? How did he affect the development of the story? 4. What impression do Mr. Hall and Mrs. Hall form in the mind of the reader? 5. Who is Bunting? How is he troubled by the Invisible Man? 6. How is Thomas Marvel crucial to the story? What happens to him in the end? 7. How does the stranger reveal his reality to the people? Ans1. Griffin is the Central character of the novel which is science fiction. Griffin was a brant scientist doing some research work. He discovers a formula that can make a human being invisible. The formula involves taking opium along with another drug. The effect of taking these together is, it makes the blood clear Then processing in a radiator engine, makes him invisible. Ans1. He succeeds in making himself invisible but is unable to reverse the process. Griffin is shown as a man with psychological problem. He is portrayed as a negative character with destructive and harmful instincts. He becomes unbearable and finally meets his end. Only then he becomes visible to all. Ans2. Dr. Kemp was a scientist, who lived in the town of Port Burdock. He was also an old acquaintance of Griffin. Now that Griffin was the invisible man and was soaked in problems of all sorts. He had come to hide in Kemp's house. Kemp found it very difficult to believe and accept the invisible man as his friend. He had not seen him for several years, and here appears uninvited and invisible. Ans2. He tries to overcome his initial shock and sits down to talk with Griffin. Kemp patiently listens to Griffin and allows him to explain freely all that had happened to him, till he came to his house. Kemp realises Griffin was drunk with power and he calls Col Adye of Port Burdock police. Adye tries to catch Griffin, but fails in his attempt as Griffin escapes. Now Griffin vows to kill Kemp as he feels betrayed by him. Kemp is not afraid and keeps helping Col. Adye in his search to apprehend the Invisible Man. Ans2. The colonel gives him protection Grillin overpowers Adye and wants to get hold of Kemp as well On the streets of Port Burdock, the towns people attack the Invisible Man and bring his rule of terror to an end. Ans3. Dr. Cuss was the doctor in the town of Iping. He was quite confused by the stories of the stranger wrapped in bandages, who was staying at the Coach and Horses Inn. Dr. Cuss decides to go and see him. He goes asking for donation for the nurses' fund. The strange man pinches the nose of Cuss Cuss is so scared he runs away from there, as it was an invisible hand that had done the mischief. Ans3. Cuss straight away went to see Rev. Bunting and narrated his story, but Bunting did not believe the story of the doctor Later on, Cuss and Bunting get hold of Griffin's notebooks, when he was exposed. But the note-books were stolen from their custody by the invisible Griffin. Griffin also took away their clothes. Ans4. Mr. Hall is the hen-pecked husband of Mrs. Hall and assists her in running the inn "Coach and Horses'. In Iping, he was the first one to notice that Griffin, the mysterious man was invisible. The incident, when a dog bites Griffin and his glove is torn happened in front of Mr. Hall. He followed Griffin to his room to discover the handless man, as it appears to Hall. Ans4. Mrs. Hall is the owner of the inn 'Coach and Horses'. She is a friendly, simple down to earth kind of lady. She loves and enjoys talking to her guests. Mrs. Hall is quite perturbed by the behavior of the strange guest Griffin. She also does not know what to do with his ill temper. Later on, she does take a strong stand when she refuses to offer him any food, till she had received her dues. Ans5. He is actually Rev. Mr. Bunting who is the vicar in the town of Iping. After the first encounter with Griffin, Dr. Cuss went to see him. Bunting made fun of him and laughed to hear, that an invisible hand pinched his nose. The next night his own home was burgled by the Invisible Man Ans5. Later on, when Bunting along with Cuss was trying to read the notes of Griffin they were stopped by the Invisible Man, who also stole their clothes. Here Cuss lost only his trousers, but Bunting's complete wardrobe had been stolen entirely. Ans6. Thomas Marvel is a jolly old tramp, unknowingly he becomes the first visible partner or assistant to the Invisible Man. He carries around the scientific notes of the Invisible Man for him. Later, he also carries a large sum of money that was stolen from a bank by Griffin Thomas grows so much afraid of his partner whom he cannot see that he fears to Port Burdock. He takes the scientific notebooks and the money with him. There he seeks police protection. Ans6. At this the Invisible Man, filled with vengeance, takes an oath to kill him, he even makes an attempt on Marvel's life. Later on when his retaliation is turned against Dr. Kemp, Marvel is saved. Marvel establishes himself with the money that has come to him. He opens an inn and becomes very rich. At times, he even opens Griffin's note-books to find out the secret of invisibility; but he does not understand any thing of it. He had named his inn "The Invisible Man". Ans7. Mrs. Hall had stopped catering to the stranger, Griffin Hunger became unbearable, when no food was served. Mrs. Hall wanted her dues to be cleared. The stranger offered her money, this confused Mrs. Hall, as she was told his remittance had not arrived. She confronts him for his strange behavior and demands truth from him emphatically. At this he shows them what he really is. Ans7. He handed Mrs. Hall something, at which she screamed loudly. It was the stranger's nose. She dropped it immediately. Then he removed his spectacles, tore and opened his bandages. False hair came off. There was just hollowness. Nothing at all was invisible. He was completely invisible, and this was his reality. Thank-You Like | SHARE | Subscribe