character sketch of Doctor Cuss in the novel'The Invisible Man'.
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Dr. Cuss is a doctor living in the town of Iping . Intrigued by tales of bandagerd stranger staying at the Coach and Horses Inn , Dr. Cuss goes to see him under the pretense of asking for a donation to the nurse's fund. Thew strange man, Griffin , scares cuss away by pinching his nose with his invisible hand . Cuss went immediately to see Rev.Bunting, who not surprisingly did not believe the doctors wild story.
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Dr. Cuss was medical practitioner at Iping. He was both a jealous man and a curious. When got to know about strange guest at the inn who possessed more bottle and vial than him, he sought excuses to explore this man. He tried to probe Griffin to make him reveal his purpose. However, when he was scared off by the Griffin (the invisible man), he tried to think about the strange phenomenon. He did not give up his curiosity and shared his experience with Bunting. Later he explored the belonging of Griffin to clear his doubts which shows that he was not scared by his earlier experience. He was fully determined to satisfy his doubts.
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