who is your favourite character and why in invisible man?
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'The Little Girl' is the story of a little girl, Kezia who misunderstood her father's strictness and usually remained scared of him. She kept a distance from him, whenever he would be at home. She considered him to be as big as a giant. She would often get nervous and stutter while talking to him.
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Griffin, an albino scientist , shifted his research from chemistry to optics. He was an eccentric character due to all his shady attempts driven solely by self absorption. He was selfish and he lacked basic human ethics. A man who could easily state that he was indirectly the reason behind his father's suicidal attempt ,without showing any signs of remorse ,depict that he was over ambitious in pursuit of achieving the benefits of invisibility. Moreover, Instead of seeking help to get out of his helpless situation of invisibility, he resorted to violence which led to the death of two-three people. He was ill mannered and rude, especially to Mrs. Hall who was a very hospitable businesswoman. She left no stone unturned to make her guest, Griffin, feel comfortable, at her Inn, as a part of her duty. His cruel attempts made him miss out on basic human conveniences like food, shelter and clothing. However, as it's said, the wrong one is always defeated in one way or the other, Griffin could not defy his fate and his character was the sole reason behind the same.
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