Isolation In Stranger And Sonnet 73

The journey to achieve a specific goal to gain knowledge, wisdom, and experience to base the hero’s knowledge on how they solve a particular problem. Adventure calls towards Gregor when he shows concern about helping his family financially. He embodies his absurd transformation and acts unbothered by it. At this moment, he worries about everyday concerns: including losing his job, being unable to support his family, and his comfort in the body of a bug. He accepts his transformation and continues with his daily life. Meursault receives a message of his mother’s death and he asks his boss for permission to go visit his mother funeral in Marengo, Algiers. Meursault sees his mother’s coffin, but he does not want to take a look into it. He accepts …show more content…
Meursault and Gregor experience the ideology of absurdity and alienation, which embodies the isolation from the world they live in that affects their feelings. These feelings of isolation from the rest of society lead to death. Whereas, the speaker from “Sonnet 73”, his emotions towards less time left of life sadden him that he cannot live life to the fullest with his love and that truly affects his past of not adventuring more when his youth remains present. With the comparison between the three writers; Kafka life reflects the character, Gregor, to portray the negative aspects that Kafka and his father shares within modern society and their acceptance toward others in time of needs. Camus exemplifies his life situation in the character, Meursault, providing the character of the protagonist struggling to find the meaning of life causing absurdity. Lastly, Shakespeare’s revokes about love and death within the end of time. Therefore, as by manifesting the hero’s life by taking away their normal social human life and turning it into a hero’s journey illustrates the challenge that they must maintain and achieved, which represent the