隐形人读后感

Herbert George Wells’ The Invisible Man is a simple but meaningful story. The main character Griffin is a scientist who finds a way to become invisible. At first, he thinks this power is great, but it soon brings him trouble. Griffin can’t be seen by others. He starts to do bad things: steal food and money, and hurt people who annoy him. He doesn’t care about others anymore and lives alone. No one wants to help him, and he becomes more and more crazy. In the end, the villagers get angry and fight against him. Griffin dies, and his body becomes visible again. This book tells us an important lesson: power without kindness is dangerous. Even if we have something special, we can’t do whatever we want. We need to follow rules and care about others. Griffin’s story shows that being selfish and hurtful will only lead to failure.