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    too much and don’t appreciate him. The Metamorphoses is a classic example of how family dynamics change when the roles and responsibilities differ as well. In the beginning‚ Gregor overhears the father explaining the family’s financial situation to Grete and the mother. The narrator also explains‚ “At that time Gregor’s sole desire was to do his utmost to help

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    paints a vivid picture of Gregor’s misery through the use of irony and third-person limited narration to make the audience feel the negative effects of isolation and alienation in our society as a whole. Kafka uses irony to portray the severity of the Samsa Family’s actions towards Gregor and how their actions make the readers feel. Gregor’s experience is ironic because his family acts in the opposite way of what’s expected. Before the family was aware of Gregor’s transformation into a vermin‚ his door

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    and other techniques. Samsa can be seen as a symbol of the alienated worker‚ Gregor’s father as the oppressive Bourgeoisie and finally how the story can be seen as a critique of the industrialised society of the early 20th Century. Looking at Karl Marx’s theories of worker alienation‚ Gregor Samsa highlights the “deadening of the soul” of the worker during the crescendo of the industrial revolution. Reading The Metamorphosis‚ it can be seen that‚ satirically‚ Gregor Samsa transforms in a physical

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    The inability of both protagonists to form meaningful and strong connections with their respective family members adds to their ostracism from the rest of society. Meursalt‚ with his torn relations with Maman‚ and Gregor‚ with his exclusion from the Samsa family‚ must face their respective and often absurd worlds without the support of family. The broken ties with family add another hindrance to Meursalt and Gregor‚ as they slowly become outcasts of their world. Outline: The Stranger: Maman – shows

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    Isolation of a person is the act of distancing a person from society. Gregor Samsa wakes up one day to see he has mutated into a vermin‚ and now can no longer be the central income producer. Gregor then tries to distance himself from his family due to the fact that the mother faints almost every time she sees him‚ and they are revolted by him. Possibly for the sake of his family or society‚ Gregor has always been isolated. Gregor has always been an introvert‚ it seems that this was going on even

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    to manage with the insect transformation of the main character‚ Gregor Samsa. Although most readers might argue that the focus of the metamorphosis is based around Gregor due to his transformation; however‚ from the moment we meet Gregor‚ his reality insignificantly changes in spite of his drastic physical change. Gregor’s physical change introduces an altercation in Grete’s life that we see over the course of the story. Grete undergoes a drastic change from being described as a ‘useless’ daughter

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    Question # 1: What leads to Gregor’s alienation in Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis”? Title: Causes of Gregor’s alienation in Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” In the novel by Franz Kafka‚ “The Metamorphosis” one could say that there are many causes which leads to Gregor Samsa’s alienation. In examining Gregor’s alienation one has to review causes both before and after his metamorphosis. One has to note that Gregor could only be alienated by his family because he had no friends or significant other

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    In the beginning of Metamorphosis Grete is seen as the only person who actually cares about Gregor’s well being. When Gregor’s family and the chief clerk are standing outside his door waiting for him to open it‚ the sister is the only one who asks Gregor if he is feeling well. Gregor’s parents

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    First‚ s picture Gregor has of a woman is the representation of his last strand of human life in addition to the furniture in his bedroom. Secondly‚ the apple that Gregor’s father implants into his back is a representation of good and evil within the Samsa family. Lastly‚ Gregor’s door represents his isolation from humanity and his true transition into a bug. To begin‚ although Gregor has very few human like aspects before becoming a bug. He kept a "huge picture he cut out... it showed a lady fitted

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    punish him‚ he looks down on Gregor. Another time was at Gregor’s death when his father said‚ “Thanks be to God.” As you can see‚ there are many different reactions from each family member‚ though; they do make assumptions all together as well. The Samsa family fears him‚ but unlike others‚ they have come to hate him for the burden he has caused them. His family alienates him for being different and come to look down at him because he has made their lives harder. Thirdly‚ before and after the

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