Griffin is the protagonist of the novel 'The Invisible Man' written by 'H.G.Wells'. He is represented as an albino, a prodigy, a meritorious student but an extremely short-tempered man in this novel. He is also shown as a model of science without humanity who is least bothered about people and their sentiments. Starting from his
Teddy Henfreys was a clock jobber who goes to Coach and Horses on the invitation of Mrs. Hall to mend the watch of Griffin's room which does not show exact time. He was very talkative and likes to interfere in others' life. On the instructions of Mrs. Hall, he keeps an eye on Griffin and
Dr. Kemp is shown as a man of science in this novel who remains busy throughout the day in his studies. Besides, he is showcased as a very kind-hearted and noble soul. He is preparing for fellowship exam of Royal Society, London in order to join the club of elite scientists.
Mrs. Hall was the owner of an inn namely 'Coach & Horses'. She was an impeccable business woman who got to earn a good fortune when a wrapped & peculiar stranger came there to stay. Besides, She was very friendly and a good host too as she offered good hospitality to Griffin and served sumptuous
