👉 The "weapon" text in the context of the Invisible Man's narrative from H.G. Wells' science fiction novel refers to a scientific experiment gone awry, where the protagonist inadvertently creates a superhuman being by exposing himself to a radioactive substance. This "weapon," intended as a tool for scientific advancement, instead grants immense power to the Invisible Man, transforming him into an invulnerable, nearly indestructible being. However, this newfound strength comes with catastrophic consequences, as the Invisible Man loses his humanity and becomes a force of chaos and terror. The text symbolizes the dangers of unchecked scientific ambition and the ethical implications of playing God with nature.
