This work's protagonist is asked by the chief clerk why he did not make the early train, and he dreams that his sister will play in the Conservatory.
This work's protagonist is asked by the chief clerk why he did not make the early train, and he dreams that his sister will play in the Conservatory. In this novella, the protagonist's sister plays violin to entertain three lodgers, to whom the family rented room to replace the protagonist's income. His father pummels him with (*) apples; after one gets lodged in him and causes an infection, Grete and the rest of his family abandon him. Name this existential novella about Gregor Samsa's life as a giant insect by Franz Kafka.
This work's protagonist is asked by the chief clerk why he did not make the early train, and he dreams that his sister will play in the Conservatory.
The {Metamorphosis} (or Die{ Verwandlung})