The Invisible Man (by H.G. Wells)

*The Invisible Man* by H.G. Wells is a science fiction novel about Griffin, a scientist who invents a process to become invisible. His newfound transparency grants him extraordinary power but isolates him emotionally and ethically. As his sanity deteriorates, he becomes increasingly violent and paranoid, causing chaos in the village. The story explores themes of scientific hubris, identity, and the consequences of unchecked ambition. Ultimately, Griffin's invisibility becomes a symbol of his moral downfall, leading to his downfall and highlighting the perils of scientific arrogance without responsibility.