Why and how did griffin rob the vicar house
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Griffin robbed vicar Bunting because he needed money urgently. Mrs. Hall had been pestering him to pay the arrears. He did not have any money with him. He did the theft in the early hours on Whit Monday. He took advantage of his invisibility. He removed all his clothes and bandages and became invisible. He entered vicar Bunting’s, went to his study, and saw the money stolen. But he could not prevent it.
The Buntings were aware of an intruder’s presence inside their home; but they did not know what exactly was happening. Mrs. Bunting woke her husband after hearing suspicious noises, Mr. Bunting tried his best to catch the burglar. But the strange phenomenon of being robbed by an invisible burglar was beyond his comprehension. He tried to catch the thief, but there was none. There savings disappeared mysteriously from the chest of drawer in the study and they could not do anything.
Griffin needed money and the only way he could think of was to rob the Vicar house.
He removed his clothes and bandages and entered the house through the back door.
After checking all the rooms, he went to the study, collected all the money in the study desk and went out of the back door.