L'Homme invisible

His descent into madness and violence made me wonder if absolute power can corrupt anyone beyond recognition. Did anyone else feel conflicted about rooting for him?

The limited view keeps us guessing about the Invisible Man's true motives. I wonder if this perspective was a deliberate way to heighten suspense or a necessity of the narrative style.

The story seems more relevant today with themes of feeling unseen or marginalized. I’d love to know what motivated Wells to explore invisibility beyond the scientific concept.