Original sentence: "  He sets out what K's options are, but the consequences of all of them are unpleasant.Block's case has continued for five years, yet he appears to have been virtually enslaved by his dependence on the advocate's unpredictable advice.He explains: "You see, everything belongs to the Court.Josef K is advised by one of his bank clients to visit Titorelli, a painter, for advice.The laborious requirements of these options, and the limited outlook that they offer, lead the reader to lose hope for Josef K
Edited sentence: At the bank, he is humiliated by his inability to handle an important client as he is constantly exhausted from worry.Block's case has continued for five years and he appears to have been virtually enslaved by his dependence on the advocate's meaningless and circular advice.He begins a gradual decline from confident to a nervous state similar to that of the client, Block, and those of other broken defendants K meets in the explosively hot law offices.He sets out what K's options are, but the consequences of all of them are unpleasant: they consist of different delay tactics to stretch out his case as long as possible before the inevitable "Guilty" verdict.Josef K is advised by one of his bank clients to visit Titorelli, a court painter, for advice.K learns that, to Titorelli's knowledge, not a single defendant has ever been acquitted.Over the course of the year, the stress of the case weighs on K.The advocate mocks Block in front of K for his dog-like subservience.Titorelli instructs K that there's not much he can do since he doesn't know of what crime he has been accused