How does the novel The Invisible Man highlights the theme of corruption in the absence of social restrictions ?
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the novel highlights the same reality of life just the difference is that we humans don't have any power of invesibility
in the novel Griffin was crazy for achieving the power of invesibility and after getting that he started misusing it by robbing , mudering, terrorizing innconet and bother every possible human being he could.
because he had no social restrictions in his life .
in the novel Griffin was crazy for achieving the power of invesibility and after getting that he started misusing it by robbing , mudering, terrorizing innconet and bother every possible human being he could.
because he had no social restrictions in his life .
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