This shows that this act could reveal the answers to all the world 's great mysteries-or somewhat explain the weird acts that are happening in Iping. The opening and shutting of the doors go along with the revelations of Griffin 's invisibility. When his door breaks down in the London house, this forces Griffin out of his own research room and directly into the streets. While in Iping, Griffin has his first physical contact with another person. This results in Cuss 's running out of his room while leaving the door behind him wide "open behind him." Mrs. Hall looks at the open door and hears Griffin mocking and moving all in the room. Then "the parlor door slam[s], and the place [is] silent again." Doors also stop revelations. Mrs. Hall often tries to collect information on Griffin by spying on him at the parlor …show more content…
This represents awareness and understanding. The light represents transparency, full disclosure, or a way to turn the truth about people all in the world, no matter what it is. Closely, different degrees of light represent very small degrees of understanding. An example of this shows when H.G. Wells first introduces the character of Doctor Kemp. Several references to light shows that Kemp has a great number of knowledge in him. This character’s study is described as being lit with a solar lamp. This obtains its light from the sun, which completes the source of Earth 's light. Visible sunlight shines through the window. The environment that surrounds him fully illuminates. This allows him to see and understand the world 's known. Kemp looks out his window and sees Marvel running down the hill at the same moment as the sunset blazes. The blazing light of the sunset shows that this moment messages the caution of the life-shattering knowledge of the world. In contrast to this, Mr.Hall enters Griffin 's room after the dog bites his trousers near his legs,