Kafka's Metamorphosis

Metamorphosis and Reality’s Irrationalism Everyone interprets Kafka in a unique way. Metamorphosis is of no exception. I consider this novel to be a reflection of one’s thoughts and perspectives. After some contemplation and introspection, it became clear that Metamorphosis depicts the irrationality and absurdity of reality. Only in an irrational world could a man wake up one morning to realize he has transformed into an insect, and proceed to worry about arriving to work on time. Only in an absurd reality could a family continue with its daily life, without once questioning how or why their beloved relative has suddenly taken the shape of a vermin. And yet, this is what happened. The saddest part, or should I say, the most absurd part is