Brief character description of Dr.Kemp in The Invisible Man
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Dr. Kemp is shown as a man of science in this novel who remains busy throughout the day in his studies. Besides, he is showcased as a very kind-hearted and noble soul. He is preparing for fellowship exam of Royal Society, London in order to join the club of elite scientists.
When informed about the presence of the stranger in his home town, he shows lack of interest and turns a blind eye from the bizarre activities happening around. He,soon, observes strange and invisible things in his room in his presence. After, his interaction with his old class-mate, he pretends to support Griffin but informs Colonel Adye in order to get Griffin arrested. In short, he prefers humanity to his friendship.Dr. Kemp is a calm and composed person. He turns down Griffin’s request to join him in his evil endeavours since he is sick of his cruelty. He believes that Griffin is insane and homicidal. Dr. Kemp is instrumental in leading the police to Griffin and killing him.
When informed about the presence of the stranger in his home town, he shows lack of interest and turns a blind eye from the bizarre activities happening around. He,soon, observes strange and invisible things in his room in his presence. After, his interaction with his old class-mate, he pretends to support Griffin but informs Colonel Adye in order to get Griffin arrested. In short, he prefers humanity to his friendship.Dr. Kemp is a calm and composed person. He turns down Griffin’s request to join him in his evil endeavours since he is sick of his cruelty. He believes that Griffin is insane and homicidal. Dr. Kemp is instrumental in leading the police to Griffin and killing him.
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