The story of Gregor’s metamorphous exposes a cluster of views Kafka had of the modern society. To be exact his views include that the modern world and his family has reduced man (in this case Gregor) to an insect and that human nature is entirely self-centred. Franz Kafka suggests that the more generous and selfless an individual is the more inferiority he/she would face. This interpretation conflicts with the way things should be; every individual (Gregor) should be treated according to their action; therefore Gregor should have been treated with love and care regardless of his unfortunate state. This idea is presented in three themes.
Gregor’s family is only worried about how Gregor’s metamorphous will influence them, specifically how his
Gregor’s family is only worried about how Gregor’s metamorphous will influence them, specifically how his