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THE INVISIBLE MAN


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THE INVISIBLE MAN

BY PRATYUSH


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Title: The Invisible Man

Author: H.G WellsPublishing Info: Dover PublicationsINC

Date: First !ition "as #ublishe! in

$%&'This e!ition "as #ublishe! in $&&(.

BOOK INFO


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SETTING

Iping,England in

1890


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LESSON 1

THE STRANGE MANS ARRIVAL

VENUE !"#a$% and H#&'(' inn

Ti)( *a+i)(

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1- T%( '&ang( )an.G&i/in

- M&'- Hall. T%( Landlad+

2- Milli( .)aid


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App(a&an$( %( 5a' 64ll+ 5&app(d 4p ,

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A g4(' # '#p a Iping in %i' i)( #6+(a& 5a' a &a&( %ing-'# '%( 5an' #(;pl#i %( $#ndii#n' 3+ '(&ing %i)5(ll in %#p( 6#& )#&( )#n(+-

S%( 3g% %i) 3a$#n.pig )(a and(gg' # (a-


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H( &()ain(d in pa&l#4& 4nil > #$l#$7- F#& )4$% i)( %( 5a' 'iing:4i( ')#7ing %i' ')#7ing %i' $iga&-H( 5a' %(a&d 3+ )an+ p(#pl(5al7ing n#i'l+ in %i' #)

"HA?TER

THE STRANGE MANSARRIVAL

EN*S


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?OINTS TO ?ON*ER OVER

@%+ 5a' M&'- Hall '# '#6 #5a&d' %(&

g4('

@%+ did '&ang(& 5an %a n#3#d+ '%#4ld

i'i %i) i)( and again

*# +#4 6((l $4&i#4' # 7n#5 a3#4 %(

'&ang(& @%a 7ind #6 p(&'#n %( app(a&

# 3( a 'a&

@%a 7ind #6 $%a&a$(& M&'- Hall app(a&

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Gri)n:

He is the *ain character in this stor+.He is !escribe! to be an albino collegestu!ent "ho *a,ore! in #h+sics an!*e!icine. During his e-#ire*ents heca*e across for*ulas that causeshi*self to turn invisible. He en!s u#beco*ing the burglar in the stor+.

"HARA"TER *ES"RI?TION


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Mr. Marvel:

This is the rst *an thatGri)n atte*#ts to *a/e hisacco*#lice. He is !escribe!to be short0 fat an! un li/e!

b+ all. Also the area tra*#.He betra+s Gri)n.


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Dr 1e*#:

2se! to go to universit+ "ith Gri)n.He is intereste! in the bi3arreas#ects of science. Gri)n co*es Dr.1e*# in atte*#t to *a/e hi* hisacco*#lice0 an! even though Dr.

1e*# acts as though he is agree*ent"ith Gri)n0 he still betra+s hi*.


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Te!!+ Henfre+:

Te!!+ Henfre+ is a cloc/re#air*an "ho Mrs. Hall uses inatte*#t to n! out *ore aboutGri)n. 4ut because Gri)n!oesn5t s#ea/ *uch0 Te!!+

begins ru*ors about Gri)nstating that he is "ante! *an.


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Tone:Throughout the

novel0 +ou get a sense of*+ster+0 sus#ense an!often a bit of arrogance

"hen the author "ass#ea/ing of Gri)n.

LITERAR ELEMENTS


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The*e:Corruption of Morals in theAbsence of Social Restriction

For e-a*#le: For ever+thing thatGri)n !i!0 he ha! an e-cuse for it.When he /ille! his father he

e-cuse! it b+ sa+ing that he "as a6senti*ental fool7.


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Con8ict:

Throughout the novel *an+ #eo#le are tr+ingto gure out Gri)n in a "hole. Wh+ isn5t hesho"ing hi*self9 What !oes he have to hi!e9Gri)n sho"s to have no co*#assion foran+one in his atte*#t to survive invisible"ithout others n!ing out. His *ain con8ictis n!ing an anti!ote to beco*e visible. The

societ+5s con8ict is n!ing out "ho is theburglar that is brea/ing in an! stealing.


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Pointof;ie":

In the rst half of the stor+0 it is tol!

through thir! #erson. Giving us theo##ortunit+ to *eet an! get to /no" thecharacters an! their inner #ersonalit+.

The secon! half Gri)n ta/es over an!gives us a taste of his inner si!e0 an! his

histor+. After cha#ter (


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CHe rarel+ "ent abroa! b+ !a+light0 but at t"ilight he"oul! go out *u=e! u# invisibl+0 "hether

the "eather "ere col! or not0 an! he chose the loneliest#aths an! those *ost oversha!o"e! b+ trees an! ban/s.7

This >uote re8ects the iron+that Gri)n *ust cover u#invisibilit+ b+ beco*ing

invisible an! blen!ing into hissurroun!ings. ?Page ($@

DUOTES


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d($i'i#n' #6(n %a n((d # 3( )ad(- B4 5%(n

in %( p$('' #6 d($iding #n +#4& a$i#n' +#4

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di'adanag(' #6 +#4& d($i'i#n- #4 al'# )4'

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n#(l G&i/in didn %in7 #6 %( $#n'(:4(n$(' #6

4&ning %i)'(l6 ini'i3l( n# #nl+ 6#& %i)'(l6 a'

5(ll a' %( '#$i(+-


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o*eti*es calle! the father of *o!ernscience ction0 H.G. Wells "as born on

e#te*ber ($0 $%BB in 4ro*le+0 1ent0nglan!. His father0 a #rofessional cric/et#la+er an! sho#/ee#er0 an! his *other0 afor*er la!+s *ai!0 raise! Wells "ith thei!ea that he "oul! n! a #lace in the

"or/ "orl! that the+ "ere accusto*e!.He as#ire! to a !ierent #lace in societ+.

BIOGRA?H HG

@ELLS


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When he "as thirteen0 he left school to

beco*e a !ra#ers a##rentice0 a ,ob his

fa*il+ e-#ecte! "oul! be #ro#er for a bo+

of his station. Then H.G. Wells nall+ foun!

a ,ob as a teachers assistant in a gra**ar

school. !ucation an! aca!e*ia suite! hi*

"ell. In $%%E he entere! college "ith a

scholarshi# to stu!+ biolog+. He "as able to

stu!+ un!er one of the great biolog+

teachers of the ti*e0 Tho*as Henr+ Hu-le+0

an! Wells ra!uate! in $%%%.


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The "ritings of ules ;erne un!oubte!l+

in8uence! Wells0 an! he "rote his rst

novel0 The Time Machine0 #artl+ in res#onse

to this ne" /in! of literature that ;erne

#ro!uce!. The stor+ a##eare! in various

for*s in *aga3ines fro* $%%% to $%&E an!

"as release! in its current for* in $%&


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Wells earl+ novels continue! in the science ction *o!eof The Time Machine. The Island of Dr. Moreau ?$%&B@0The Invisible Man?$%&'@ an! The War Between the

Worlds ?$%&%@ ce*ente! his #osition "ithin the genre.For *an+ rea!ers0 these earl+ novels are the e-tent ofWells "riting. Hes the ti*e *achine gu+ or theMartian gu+. Wells0 ho"ever0 "rote short stories0*ainstrea* ction an! nonction essa+s his entire life0*ost of the* es#ousing in so*e for* or another hisvie"s on hu*anit+0 societ+ an! the !irection he sa" the

"orl! going. o*e of these "or/s "ere also sciencectional in nature.

?The Ti*e Machine@


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"RITI"AL ANALSIS

It "as a goo! rea!0 an! e-ce#tionall+short. The stor+ !e#icts that obsession

of ,ust about an+thing can causeinsanit+ it cause! a ctional characterto /ill an! rob innocent #eo#le onl+because he "as invisible. The InvisibleMan "as a goo! >ualit+ sciencection

boo/0 an! I "oul! reco**en! it to *+#eers.


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"Wells 4iogra#h+. S !et. TheTi*e Machine. Web. (' Nov.($.

Jhtt#:KK""".s.netK#eo#leK,a*es.van.#eltK"ellsKbiogra#h+.ht*L.

Wells0 H. G. Invisible Man.Mineola0 N: Dover.0 $&&(. Print.

REFEREN"E


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