Metamorphosis By Frank Kafk The Transformation Of The Rest...

Change is the spirit of life, some change for good and some change for bad. We are dependent on our environment, on financial issues and social status; briefly, we are dependent creatures, where we depend on one level to another. In Metamorphosis by â€Å"Frank Kafka†, there are some major actions, transformations, and explanations that are dramatic events in this novella. The transformation of Gregor Samsa leads to the transformation of the rest of his family. Gregor’s metamorphosis into an enormous insect and the thoughts, the replications and feelings this deep change causes in him on the first day. Gregor’s thoughts are short and presented very carefully; while there is a monologue which is indirectly delivered by Gregor’s character. The events in this novel can also be found in modern families today. The protagonist (Gregor) is the one who sacrifices himself working to pay his father’s debts, instead of living his life. He really worked hard, and he wasn’t being recognized by his family for all the efforts he did for them. As soon as Gregor’s mother saw him, she was shocked with amazement, she even fainted with surprise. His father’s response foreshadows the violence that he visits upon his son. In other words, his father’s response showed anger and seeds of hatred that exist in the relationship. His family was taking him for granted, and his only duty was too support his family; but they never consider his needs, even he has a life. After the transformation, the family