Dr. Kemp

Griffin

Kemp initially aids Griffin out of scientific curiosity but quickly becomes his primary victim and antagonist as Griffin manipulates and terrorizes him.

Colonel Adye

Colonel Adye works with Dr. Kemp as the local police authority to capture the invisible man, sharing a cooperative but tense alliance.

Mr. Heelas

Mr. Heelas is Kemp's neighbor, and their interactions are marked by shared alarm and cooperation during the invisible man's siege.

Mr. Marvel

Kemp interrogates and collaborates with Mr. Marvel to track down Griffin, a tense alliance built on mutual fear of the invisible man.

Griffin

Kemp initially aids Griffin out of scientific curiosity but quickly becomes his primary victim and antagonist as Griffin manipulates and terrorizes him.

Griffin

Kemp initially aids Griffin out of scientific curiosity but quickly becomes his primary victim and antagonist as Griffin manipulates and terrorizes him.

Colonel Adye

Colonel Adye works with Dr. Kemp as the local police authority to capture the invisible man, sharing a cooperative but tense alliance.

Colonel Adye

Colonel Adye works with Dr. Kemp as the local police authority to capture the invisible man, sharing a cooperative but tense alliance.

Mr. Marvel

Kemp interrogates and collaborates with Mr. Marvel to track down Griffin, a tense alliance built on mutual fear of the invisible man.

Mr. Heelas

Mr. Heelas is Kemp's neighbor, and their interactions are marked by shared alarm and cooperation during the invisible man's siege.

XV: The Man Who Was Running

Observes the running man from his study, initially dismissing him as a fool, but later becomes aware of the Invisible Man's approach.

Dr. Kemp's Visitor

Kemp is shocked but gradually accepts the reality of the Invisible Man, offering him shelter and food while trying to understand the situation.

The Invisible Man Sleeps

Struggles to accept the reality of invisibility, reads newspaper reports of the Iping events, and begins to consider betraying Griffin by writing to Colonel Adye.

XIX: Certain First Principles

Kemp engages Griffin in conversation, seeking to understand the science of invisibility while nervously aware of the situation.

At the House in Great Portland Street

Listens to Griffin's story, interjecting with shock at Griffin's actions, such as arson.

In Oxford Street

Listens to Griffin's story and glances nervously out the window as the tale unfolds.

In the Emporium

The listener to Griffin's story, interjecting briefly to identify 'art pots'.

In Drury Lane

Listens to Griffin's account and asks questions about his journey to Iping and the recent rampage.

The Plan That Failed

Feigns agreement with Griffin while secretly plotting his capture; attempts to lock him in the study.

The Hunting of the Invisible Man

Leads the planning of the hunt, provides strategic advice to Adye.

The Wicksteed Murder

Issues a proclamation (signed by Adye) that mobilizes the countryside against the invisible man.

The Siege of Kemp's House

Kemp receives the Invisible Man's death threat, fortifies his house, and attempts to set a trap. He arms himself and coordinates with Adye, but his plan backfires when the Invisible Man intercepts his message. Kemp ultimately escapes through a window during the siege.

The Hunter Hunted

Flees from his house and is chased by the Invisible Man; leads the crowd in subduing Griffin.

Epilogue

He has fished unceasingly for the books but does not know they are hidden by Marvel.