Invisible Man

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In Invisible Man, an unnamed protagonist sets out on a journey of self-discovery that takes him

from the rural south to Harlem. Learning who he is means realizing that he is invisible to the white world, but by the end of his journey the hero has the moral fiber to live with such contradictions. The overwhelming theme of the novel is that of identity. While the novel has to do with questions of race and prejudice, most critics agree that these ideas are subsumed under the broader questions of who we think we are, and the relationship between identity and personal responsibility.

He was blind that's why he was invisible?

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When ever you see a spirit or something invisible you supposed to throw paint, keep some paint around the house,if your house is alive check out the foundation it could be built over a cemetery of souls , the house is alive?