The Invisible Man
The Invisible Man Standing in a crowded room and feeling all alone is one of the worst feelings. Imagine feeling that all of the time. The anonymous main character, the narrator, lives his life “underground.” He lives his life as an outsider who has no place where he belongs and nothing he can identify himself as. He sees himself as better than others, but is also terrified and intimidated by others. Although he is very contradictory, the one understandable trait he has is that he feels lost and misplaced. The only place he can be is on the outskirts or “underground.” The question is, did society put him underground, or did he put himself there? Relationships are something that humans naturally crave. Having human interaction is necessary for survival. However, the underground man has no real relationships and has very twisted views of relationships. He has nothing truly real in his life, almost everything is in his head. For instance, there he had a small encounter w...