Question

griffin's brilliance as a man of science fades before his darker traits comment​

Answer 1

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--he was a lawless person, he was disliked by most people, was quick tempered, burnt the house of the landlord to take a revenge on him, stole money at priest’s house, (any other trait that reveals his darker side)

- - undoubtedly brilliant but his brilliance eclipsed by his negative traits.

Answer 2

Answer:

Griffins was a brilliant scientist. He found a way to make living things invisible. This was a really big achievement in the field of science. But all of his intelligence was of no gain to the society. He was never known to be kind to anyone in the society. He was a lawless person which is evident in the story. He burned his landlord's house to avenge the landlord. Then he robbed a store and hit the workers there with no mercy. He stole money from a priest's house. He was even rude to the owner of the inn where he was staying.

Even though he was a very brilliant scientist but his brilliance was shadowed by his wrong deeds.

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