misdirected and self-serving ambition essentially remains an exercise in futility. describe Griffin's character in the light of the above statement
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the novel invisible man is a Universal novel with all kind of nature of human element the main character Griffin was a lunatic scientist with a craze of achivin invisibility but his ambition was blur and he never thought about the negative consequences from it he just wanted to achieve his goals . and after achiving this kind of power he choosed to misuse it rather than using it for societies welfare
which shows his 'self serving ambition' but even after he got a tragic end without getting any recognition of his discovery
which shows that his selfishness gave him nothing even after his success
which shows his 'self serving ambition' but even after he got a tragic end without getting any recognition of his discovery
which shows that his selfishness gave him nothing even after his success
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