The Invisible Man
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All Themes Freedom, Anonymity, and Immorality The Future vs. the Past Greed and Self-Interest Skepticism vs. Belief Humans, Science, and Nature
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All Characters Griffin/The Invisible Man Mrs. Hall Thomas Marvel Doctor Kemp Mr. Wicksteed
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The Invisible Man

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H. G. Wells
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