Invisible Man

Chapter 1-Timeline
The Strange Man’s Arrival

Chapter-2-Timeline
Teddy Hen Frey's first impression

Contents Chapter 3-Timeline

The Thousand and One bottles

Character Analysis

Central Idea
 Chapter 1- Timeline

Mrs. Hall is shocked at

The Strange Man arrives She assumed that the
the appearance of the
at Coaches and Horses Strange Man had had an
strange man. She offers
Inn and asks for a room accident earlier which
him a place to sit and
to live for by offering would have been
gave him some food to
money. dreadful
eat.
 Chapter 2- Timeline
Now we're introduced to Teddy
Henfrey. He's a villager and a
clock jobber. Henfrey makes
his way to the Coach and
Horses that afternoon.
The stranger tells
Mrs. Hall that he
would like to be left
alone. See, he's an
"experimental
investigator.”
Mrs. Hall leaves Henfrey to fix
the clock. Henfrey takes a long
time with the clock on purpose,
so that he can see more of
thstranger. The stranger catches
him wasting time, though, and
tells him to finish up and get
out.

This gets Mr. Hall a

Mrs. Hall wants
Henfrey to fix a
clock in the
stranger's room
Also, he was in an accident, and his
eyes are sensitive, which is why he's
always covered and wearing his dark
glasses. Henfrey wonders what
the man's secret is –
maybe he's wanted by the
police? On his way
through the village,
Henfrey runs into Mr.
Hall and tells him, "You
got a rum un up home!"
(2.36). Translation:
"there's a weird guy
staying at your place."
little suspicious. But
he's also a little drunk
(that's his hobby), so
his wife tells him to
mind his own
business. This proves
how Mrs. Hall acts as
a Giga Chad.
Although, truth be
told, Mrs. Hall is a
little suspicious of the
stranger herself.
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THE STRANGER HAS LOTS OF LUGGAGE,
INCLUDING BOXES OF GLASS BOTTLES
CUSHIONED BY STRAW. HE WOULD
PROBABLY LOVE TO YELL AT PEOPLE TO BE
CAREFUL WITH HIS BOXES, BUT
FEARENSIDE'S DOG ATTACKS HIM AND RIPS
HIS GLOVE AND PANTS. THE STRANGER RUNS
BACK TO HIS ROOM TO CHANGE HIS
CLOTHES.
THE NEXT DAY, THE STRANGER'S
LUGGAGE IS BROUGHT FROM THE
STATION BY A MAN NAMED
FEARENSIDE, WHO IS A DOG.
MR. HALL, NICE GUY THAT HE IS, CHECKS ON
THE STRANGER TO MAKE SURE HE WASN'T
HURT. BUT WHEN HE ENTERS THE ROOM
WITHOUT, HE SEES SOMETHING STRANGE.
UNFORTUNATELY FOR THE READER, HALL
GETS PUSHED OUT OF THE ROOM BEFORE HE
CAN FIGURE OUT WHAT HE SAW.

THE VILLAGERS ARE NOW HANGING AROUND

MRS. HALL BRINGS HIM DINNER, BUT ENTERS
THE LUGGAGE, GOSSIPING AND SAYING
WITHOUT KNOCKING. MRS. HALL FUSSES
WHAT THEY WOULD DO IF A DOG BIT THEM.
OVER THE MESS THAT HE'S MAKING, BUT THE
WHEN THE UNHURT STRANGER GETS THE
STRANGER JUST TELLS HER TO BILL HIM.
BOXES, HE STARTS UNPACKING ALL OF HIS
BOTTLES AND GETS TO WORK IMMEDIATELY.
Character
Analysis
The Strange Man
• The stranger is totally covered, with only his shiny nose
showing. He's also wearing spectacles with sidelights, which
basically look like goggles.
• He is a person who likes to stay alone and hates comedic
comments. He was a short-tempered and rude man.
• His real name was Griffin which was revealed in the later
parts
• Griffin is very irritable and impatient.
Mrs. Hall
• Runs the Coaches and Horses Inn.
• She is kind as she offered the strange man a room without cross
questioning him regarding his unknown identity.
• Mrs. Hall is a very friendly, down-to-earth woman.
• She enjoys socializing with her guests, This she had proved by asking
for the stranger's coat to let it dry in the kitchen.
 Mr. Teddy Hen Frey
• He was a clock maker and is being introduced in the second
chapter.
• He is quite inquisitive and loves to start a conversation with
others.
• He likes to gossip.

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 Mr. Hall
• He was a drunkard.
• He questioned the stay of Mr. Griffin at their Inn and
demanded his wife to throw him out.
• He used to easily believe others and never really used his own
brain at solving things.

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 Fearenside
• The man who had a fierce and ferocious dog.
• He is a helper who brings Griffin’s Luggage from the station

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Central Idea of the whole story
o The Invisible Man starts with a stranger arriving at the town of Iping.
o He's a private guy, which is a problem when you live in a town where the major
export is gossip.
o The stranger doesn't get along with the villagers, especially the people who own
the inn where he's staying.
o He spends most of his time trying to do something scientific in his room.
o Mrs. Hall tried to talk to him and still he chose not to have a conversation with
her and this proved that he was a GIGA CHAD.
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