In Drury Land

Being invisible, Griffin felt that there were disadvantages too. He felt that being invisible wasn't as good as he thought it wa suppose to be. Griffin thought that being invisible wasn't an everlasting thing. Wherever he went, there would always be trouble for him. In this chapter, he was still talking to Kemp, telling him stories about his past. He went to find another place again. This time, it was another man's house. He did terrible things during his stay in his house. But to sum up everything, he killed the man and robbed him. Kemp heard and felt really sorry for him.