CHAPTER 25: Summary (The Hunting of the Invisible Man) Dr Kemp is anxious to get Griffin captured because he is convinced that Griffin was mad, dangerous and a person fuelled by pure ‘selfishness’. He further said that Griffin must be stopped or he would next turn to kill people as he simply wanted to create terror in society.… Read More »
CHAPTER24: Summary (The Plan That Failed) Dr Kemp saw some men coming up to the house. He tried to keep Griffin busy all this while by asking about his plans. Griffin said that he wanted to get out of the country to a much warmer place. It would not be that difficult for an invisible man. But Marvel… Read More »
CHAPTER 23: Summary (In Drury Lane) Griffin continued with his story and told Dr Kemp that he was at a disadvantage due to his condition as he could not eat in front of people as food could be seen until it was assimilated. He had no shelter, he could wear no clothes as it would make him visible… Read More »
The Legend of Northland By- Phoebe Cary Multiple Choice Questions 1. The woman in ‘A Legend of the Northland’ got cursed by the saint due to her (a)Greedy and selfish attitude (b)Mistakes in life (c)Pride in life (d)Needy attitude 2. What is the central theme of the poem ‘A Legend of the Northland’? (a)One should be humble… Read More »
CHAPTER 22: Summary (In the Emporium) Griffin continues his story recounting events that took place after he became invisible. It was January and Griffin was in an awful state. He had no home, food or clothes. Moreover, he could not tell his secret to anyone. It was biting cold and the first thing on his mind was to… Read More »
The Legend of Northland By- Phoebe Cary Multiple Choice Questions 1. Why did the saint grow angry in the poem ‘A Legend of the Northland’? (a)He was tired and hungry (b)He ran the entire day (c)He was encountered by fools (d)He was restricted from preaching 2. Who was too selfish to dwell in human form in the… Read More »
CHAPTER 21: Summary (In Oxford Street) Griffin continued with his story. He was having a hard time adjusting with his newly acquired invisibility. He could not see his feet so walking down stairs was clumsy. He was filled with great joy though and his mind was busy with the things that he could do without being seen. He… Read More »
CHAPTER 20: Summary (At the House in Great Portland Street) Dr Kemp has sent a note to Colonel Adye and does not want Griffin to know this. He offers his chair to Griffin, mainly to get him away from the window. Griffin continues with his story and says that when he went to bury his father, he felt… Read More »
CHAPTER 19: Summary (Certain First Principles) Dr Kemp came running to the room and enquired about the smashing sound. Griffin replied that he had lost his temper. Dr Kemp further informed him that his secret was all out in the newspapers and the people knew about his existence. Dr Kemp added that if Griffin needed his help then… Read More »
RIOTER 18: Summary (The Invisible Man Sleeps) Griffin made sure that the bedroom was secure. Dr Kemp assured him that he would not turn him in. Griffin then went off to sleep in his house. Dr Kemp was still in doubt, but the Invisible Man was an undeniable fact. He tried to reason if such a thing was… Read More »
CHAPTER 17: Summary (Dr Kemp’s Visitor) Dr Kemp was in his study when he heard shots being fired at the Jolly Cricketers. He brushed it aside and went to his writing desk. After an hour, the front-door bell rang. Dr Kemp thought that it was a letter as he could hear no one coming in. He enquired and… Read More »
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CHAPTER 16: Summary (In the Jolly Cricketers) There were four people in the Jolly Cricketers, a pub when Mr Marvel entered, looking for protection, from the Invisible Man who was in close pursuit. They were a barman, a cabman, an off-duty policeman and an American with a revolver. They heard some shouting in the street when the inn… Read More »
CHAPTER 15: Summary (A Man Who Was Running) Dr Kemp was in his study when he noticed a man running down the hill. He considered him to be a fool. He thought that he was also one of those people, who had been spreading tales of the Invisible Man and creating fear in the town. Even from a… Read More »
CHAPTER 14: Summary (At Port Stowe) After leaving Iping, Marvel and the Invisible Man reached Port Stowe. Marvel looked quite worn-out. He had the Invisible Man’s books in his possession. He appeared to be very nervous and uncomfortable. No one, however, took notice of the tramp while he sat on a bench outside an inn. Soon a mariner… Read More »