You know what,
I picked this charming little book 3 years back since I had heard such countless things about Kafka. This is the most brief yet heaviest book that I own!
For what reason am I surveying it following 3 years? Since somethings are perceived when your viewpoint is developed and you are sufficiently canny to grasp more extensive and more profound significance.
Likewise at times life gives you excruciating rude awakening and it's the hardest part when you are at last ready to relate with bitterness of a person since you see it happening to somebody you know.
"The Transformation" is somewhat of a self-portraying piece of composing where portions of novella mirrors Kafka's own life. His relationship elements with his family that changed when he thought of himself as changed (read : transformed) into a bug like animal, his endeavors to change with his new condition and a disloyalty that came from somebody nearest.
His narrating was nearest to reality when in genuine, the actual plot is of an unthinkable event. Hats off to Kafka for he made something that can't be represented essentially.
Kafka and Samsa will continuously be my companions who were brimming with pity. What's more, yes they left behind such a great deal secret 🥲
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