Invisible Man
what does The Invisible Man fear the most?
what evidence you can use from the story to come to this conclusion?
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..... getting caught.
"Lying on the ground, I felt scared out of my wits. But—odd as it may seem—it did not occur to me at the moment to take off my clothes as I should have done. I had made up my mind, I suppose, to get away in them, and that ruled me. And then down the vista of the counters came a bawling of 'Here he is!'
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This category is designated for questions on Ellison's, Invisible Man. Does your question refer to Ellison's novel? Or possibly, The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells?
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The Invisible man by H.G. Wells
