In the story 'Footprints without Feet,' why was the invisible man, Griffin, wandering the streets of

Question

In the story 'Footprints without Feet,' why was the invisible man, Griffin, wandering the streets of London, and what was he trying to escape from?

Accepted Answer

In 'Footprints without Feet,' the invisible man was wandering the streets because he had no clothes on, which made him invisible, and he was attempting to escape after setting fire to his landlord's house in London.