Scientist Griffin discovers an invisibility formula and tests it on himself. Taking advantage of his new condition, he commits robberies in complete anonymity — but cannot find the antidote and is condemned to remain invisible forever. He would be forced to live as an outsider. Could he manage it?The Invisible Man is rooted in a scientific utopia, an age-old dream: to see without being seen; to act out one''s own fantasies in secret. But this desire collides with the laws of science and th e rules of society, and when Griffin achieves it, he will be rejected by all and treated as an outcast. The novel tells a tragedy typical of loneliness and otherness.Unable to fit into society, Griffin is a sorcerer''s apprentice trapped by his own d ream. Misanthropic and grotesque, this anti-hero nonetheless never fails to fascinate the reader. Tragicomic and gripping, The Invisible Man (1897) brings to life — at least on the page — one of humanity''s oldest desires.

Autor	Wells G.
Editora	Autentica
ISBN	6559286894
EAN	9786559286898
Categoria	Ficção / Geral
Assunto	Clássicos
Páginas	160
Número da Edição	1
Ano da Edição	2026