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Omul Invizibil

by H.G. Wells, A. Ralian, C. Clarus

1897•Litera•EN
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Omul Invizibil by H.G. Wells, A. Ralian, C. Clarus

Reading profile

Deep, inward-looking and contemplative; a moderate read.

Best for readers like The Mindful Reader. Which reader are you?

Insights from Omul Invizibil

“I had no idea of the things that are really important to a man.”

Griffin starts out seeking freedom through science. He ends up trapped by his own skin before it even disappears.

“I was invisible and I was only twenty-four hours old in London.”

Being invisible sounded like a superpower to me as a kid. This story shows it is mostly just being cold and lonely.

“The stranger's appearance was certainly enough to startle a quiet village.”

The way the villagers at Iping react to the bandages is so human. They are terrified of what they cannot categorize.

“I am a man who has made himself invisible.”

Griffin slowly loses his mind because he has no one to look him in the eye. Isolation turns his brilliance into something cruel.

Details
Published
1897
Publisher
Litera
ISBN
9786069446584
Language
EN

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