A Question in Verne's Invisible Bride

In Verne's "Invisible Bride"(edited by Michelle Verne), Milla and Mark's first wedding was interrupted by William Stolitz's use of invisibility to cause a ruckus in the church. However, it was written very clearly in the novel that they had already said "I do" at the church wedding. Later, it was said that the couple had not made a marriage vow in front of God, so they were not officially married in religion. What was going on?

Answer 1

Verne's Invisible Bride is a science fiction novel. One of the mysteries is: Why does the invisible bride not reveal her true identity to anyone?

The Invisible Bride is a human with supernatural powers who can absorb the energy around her to become invisible. In the novel, the Invisible Bride once explained her ability to a young scientist, but the scientist did not understand what the Invisible Bride said. Therefore, the Invisible Bride decided to hide her true identity and not reveal it to anyone.

This question had always been a mystery in Verne's novels without a clear answer. However, through this mystery, readers can better understand the character of the Invisible Bride and explore the unknown territory of science fiction.