“The Invisible Man” is a novel by Herbert Wells, written in 1897. This novel describes the fate of an English medical scientist, later physicist, Griffin, who invented a device that makes a person invisible (and, at the same time, a substance that decolorizes blood). The truth is that for complete invisibility, a person had to be an albino, which Griffin was. Griffin did not want to reveal his discovery prematurely, intending to create an even greater sensation later. However, circumstances developed so that, due to financial difficulties, he could not continue his work. He came up with the idea to “disappear” and start an entirely new life as an invisible man.
