Thematic Analysis Of 'The Invisible Man's Book'

The heart of every story is the theme. Without the theme, the story is not as exciting, and as well put together. Changing the theme can affect the rest of the story. For example, changing the theme in the invisible man to "friendliness gets cooperation " makes the whole story different. Changing the theme in the invisible man changes almost everything in this novel.

In The Invisible Man Book, he is alone all the time, and he is trying to become visible but nothing is working. If the invisible man's theme would have changed, he would probably be a lot better off and the story would be a lot different. If the theme changed, it would change the invisible mans caustic attitudeMaybe the villagers would help him try to become visible. Maybe the …show more content…
This includes the tone, theme, atmosphere, climax, conflict, and resolution of the story. The tone would be different because it would probably galvanize the author to portray the invisible man as a good person who needs help. The conflict would also change because it would probably be trying to become visible, and not him trying to be secretive with the town. Another thing that would change would be the climax. The climax would change because instead of being when the invisible man attacked the town it would probably be him turning visible.

If the theme was changed in the invisible man it changes many other aspects in this book. As I said, the theme is the heart of every story, and whether you can see the invisible man's heart or not, the theme can very easily change how you see his heart metaphorically. The theme can change whether he is a cruel, awful person, or a kind-hearted person. As stated the conflict would change in The Invisible Man Book I theme changed to friendliness gets corporation. The conflict would change from trying to hide from the town people to something like trying to become