In Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, there is a bias narration for Gregor Samsa’s feelings compared to any other character in his family. He questions how he turns into a bug for a few minutes and then contemplates about what it would be like to stop work; primarily as a salesman but also as the prominent supporter in the fiscal responsibilities of his family. “Talking down to all your subordinates from up there... Once I’ve got the money together to pay off my parents’ debt to him … First of all though, I’ve got to get up” (Kafka 8). When his family comes to check on why he is late for work he does not tell them about it by choice. Instead he answers vaguely and disregards a call for help.
Once the Chief Clerk stopped by the house, his family
Once the Chief Clerk stopped by the house, his family