In the prologue picture posted, the photograph shows the invisible man in his "hole". During the prologue, he explains that he enjoys the luxury of free and monopolized light and electricity. He also describes that he uses many lights in his "hole"-- the expensive light bulbs too, to make sure his shelter stays warm. Even though this man enjoys free lighting and electricity, he is still invisible. He even gives off an attitude of sarcastic resentment towards the society that causes him to be invisible. He may view his free services as a small price to pay for being invisible.
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