Although the circumstances of the story were updated, the film incorporates several key elements from H.G Wells's 1897 novel "The Invisible Man". In the novel a young scientist discovers a substance that makes him invisible, but by doing so, it drives him mad and he loses all empathy for other people and can only think of himself. Like in the movie, the gradual change due to the subjection to transparency is told very accurately. It also mentions the problem of seeing through one's eyelids while trying to sleep.

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