In the first chapter, when the novel begins, we find a stranger moving towards Iping, a small hill side village of London, from Bramble Hurst. He is covered from top to bottom wearing long over coat, having pink nose and blue goggles with side light. The author (H.G Wells) too, calls him a wrapped up
Colonel Adye is the head of Police in Burdock who comes to arrest Griffin on the information of Dr. Kemp. He is sassy, bold and extremely talented police Officer. He lays a trap for the stranger lest he should get any opportunity to escape from the top floor in order to free people from Griffin's
Professor Oliver is the one who tempts Griffin towards the formula of invisibility. He is a journalist as well as a teacher who teaches Griffin that, things can be made invisible under the light by following some basic steps of Physics. Griffin gets distracted from his teaching and feels that he is wasting his time
Mr. Bunting is a Roman Catholic Priest who is a good friend of Dr. Cuss. He does not believe in the incidence of Dr. Cuss's elaboration of stranger's invisibility. On Whit Monday, while the couple are sleeping, they get to hear the noise of somebody's footsteps.
Hunchback is the owner of that costume shop whence Griffin manages to steal his pink nose, wigs, long overcoat, blue goggle and all the bandages that is wrapped around. He runs a costume shop in Drury Lane where he lives as well, on the first floor. He is a keen observer who can observe even
Although this novel revolves around a couple of themes like 'Science' and 'Society's Ignorance' yet it focusses more on science which has both the aspects. It indicates clearly, if science is used as a positive weapon, it has too many advantages. But, if used negativily, it can also have adverse effects not only on human
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
