Q.46 Griffin's appearance was uncommon just because of his: A. Shoes B. Clothes C. Bandages D. Dark glasses
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B IS THE CORRECT
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Clothes
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The correct answer is (c)-Bandages.
- Griffin, the main character of the novel 'The Invisible Man' by H.G. Wells, is a brilliant but brash scientist who carries out an experiment, the end result of which leaves him invisible.
- When he arrived at the inn of Mr and Mrs Hall, he stood out due to the enormity of bandages that covered his whole face, except for a pink prosthetic nose that poked out of it.
- It was understandable to have worn shoes, clothes and dark glasses since they could have served normal purposes. Even the wide-brimmed hat that Griifn wore could have been justified with an explanation.
- However, nothing could explain why he wore so many layers of bandages on his face and was never seen without them even once.
- Due to his appearance as well as his rude manners, introverted personality and his orders of large numbers of small glass bottles at the inn, he became the talk of the town.
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