The Invisible Man Chapter 23

In which the Invisible Man recounts his desperate efforts to clothe and disguise himself, seeking refuge in a dilapidated costumer’s shop while grappling with the many practical and perilous inconveniences of his spectral condition amid the bustling streets of London. He reflects on the bitter irony of his invisibility, which grants freedom yet denies the simple pleasures of life, and reveals a determined but troubled resolve to pursue a plan for redemption and restoration.