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Describe Gregor's sister.
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Grete takes on the responsibility of being his sole caretaker. She seems to be the only one who can deal with what Gregor has turned into.
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Describe Gregor's father.
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A failure whose business downfall has sucked up all his vitality. Gregor's father finds new confidence once he is needed again,after Gregor changes he is forced to work again. His fit of rage is the catalyst for Gregor's declining health and eventual death.
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Describe Gregor's mother.
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physically and constitutionally weak woman who seems to suffer most from Gregor's change.
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Describe Gregor
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Traveling salesman who hates his job. Has to be come the sole source of income for his family when his father loses his job. Wakes up to find that he has turned into a large beetle.His human side has to struggle with his bug side.
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What is Gregor's occupation?
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He's a traveling salesman.
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Who comes from his workplace to check on Gregor?
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His boss.
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Who wrote The Metamorphosis?
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Kafka
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Where was Kafka from?
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Czechoslovakia
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The Judgement, The Trail, The Casle, Great Wall, Amerika, Penal Colony.
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All works by Franz Kafka
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Jewish author who wrote in German
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Kafka
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Lawyer
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Kafka
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Had a stutter in only his father's presence.
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Kafka
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Max Brod was his BFF
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Kafka
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Died from TB at an early age
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Kafka
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Wrote 45 pg letter to his dad, that he never sent
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Kafka
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Writer/producer of plays
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Pirandello
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Nobel Prize winner
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Pirandello
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continually questioned "what is real?"
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Pirandello
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his wife was committed
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Pirandello
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former facist
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Pirandello
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scripted improvisation
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pirandello
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theatre of ideas
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Pirandello
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meta theater: play within a play
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Pirandello
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The Excluded Woman, The Turn, Her Husband, The Imbecile,
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Pirandello
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Irish dramatist and poet
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Beckett
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most famous for his plays
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Beckett
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Started writing in English, switched to French
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Beckett
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Waiting for Godet, Krapp's Last Tape
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Beckett
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Won the Nobel Prize in 1969
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Beckett
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His characters are always waiting for something that never seems to come.
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Beckett
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Theatre of the absurd:no meaning
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Beckett
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Algerian born french author
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Camus
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Nobel Prize in 1957
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Camus
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Myth of Sisyphus, A Happy Death, The Stranger, The Adulterous Woman,
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Camus
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Born in Algeria
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Camus
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Mother was deaf
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Camus
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Killed in a car accident
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Camus
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Nigerian novelist
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Achebe
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No Longer At Ease, Arrow of God, A Man of the People, and Anthills of Savannah
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Achebe
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His novels concentrate on the Igbo societies values, effects of Christian Influence, and the clash of the colonial era
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Achebe
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Hamm
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Blind, immobilized by old age,believes no one suffers more than he does.
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Clov
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Hamm's servant. Hamm took him in as a child. Tension arises because Clov wants to leave but feels the obligation to stay with Hamm.
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Nagg
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Nell's husband and Hamm's father. Lives in an ashbin next to his wife.
He randomly pops up to beg for food, try to kiss Nell, and tries to tell her the story she loves. |
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Nell
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Nagg's husband and Hamm's mother. The most resigned to their way of life. Dies in the play.
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