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Chapter Overview
Footprints without Feet is written by H.G. Wells. The story revolves around a scientist named Griffin who discovers how to make himself invisible. Using his power for selfish reasons, Griffin creates chaos and confusion wherever he goes. The story highlights the misuse of scientific discoveries and the importance of moral responsibility.
Important Keywords
- Invisibility: The state of being unseen
- Science fiction: A genre based on imagined future scientific advances
- Griffin: The main character who is a brilliant but unethical scientist
- Misuse: The wrongful use of science for personal gain
- Ethics: Moral principles guiding behavior
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