
Omul Invizibil by H.G. Wells, A. Ralian, C. Clarus
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.
- Published
- 1897
- Publisher
- Litera
- ISBN
- 9786069446584
- Language
- EN