Book report

"The Invisible Man "is a cautionary work on human nature and power, warning us that no matter how advanced technology becomes, the ethical bottom line and the warmth of humanity should never be rendered invisible. Only by subjecting power to the constraints of responsibility can humanity avoid losing its way on the path of exploring the unknown.The tragedy of Griffin lies in his mistaken belief that invisibility was an all-surpassing privilege, while forgetting that the brilliance of humanity is precisely reflected in the restraint of knowing what to do and what not to do.