Chp. 23 IN DRURY LANE

This chapter, is also about Griffin still talking to his friend, Dr. Kemp. This time Griffin tells him about the story when he was staying in a man's place. Griffin was scaring the man all the time, and he killed a man in the end. Dr. Kemp felt sorry and sad for the man who was killed by his friend, Griffin.

Chp. 22 IN THE EMPORIUM

Griffin also told him about how he got through over the winter. He could not go any place like an inn, because people freaked out when they see him. He had to find a warm place to be warmed, he found a mall and stayed there over the winter. He came out from the mall when spring came, when it was warm outside.

Chp. 21 IN OXFORD STREET

Griffin told him about the Oxford Street, where he first did the things when he became invisible, he was not used to being an invisible person at first. The people in the Oxford Street were scared and shocked, when they saw the strange things happened by the invisible man, Griffin.

Chp. 20 AT THE HOUSE IN GREAT PORTLAND STREET

Griffin told Dr. Kemp how he became invisible. Dr. Kemp found out that Griffin got invisible because of an experiment he was doing. Griffin tried the drugs he made, to a cat, but he failed. When he tried the medicine, he became invisible, and Griffin also told him that he burned down a house to cover his trail.

Chp. 19 CERTAIN FIRST PRINCIPLES

Dr. Kemp and Griffin was talking, and Dr. Kemp asked what happened that made Griffin angry so much. Griffin told him what made him angry, and that he wanted to be invisible to robbed people and steal their money. Griffin robbed his own that too, which caused his father to die.

Chp. 18 THE INVISIBLE MAN SLEEPS

Griffin and Dr. Kemp talked about their life, as they could not meet each other for long time. While Griffin was sleeping, Dr. Kemp thinks about the existence of any man who has an invisible body.

Chp. 17 DR. KEMP'S VISITOR

When Dr. Kemp came back to his house. He met the invisible man. The invislble man was Dr. Kemp's school friend, but they could not contact each other. The invisible man was called 'Griffin'. Griffin told Dr. Kemp about himself, and told him that he needs a place to sleep. Dr. Kemp allowed him to sleep and said that he will not tell people about Griffin.