The Dramatic Change: Brief overview of "The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka

Every one has struggles that they deal with in their daily lives. Whether it's getting to resolve disagreements with other family members, or just learning to accept their inner feelings and troubles. In Franz Kafka's "The Metamorphosis", Gregor Samsa, a traveling salesman, goes through a transformation that changed his life and the way he viewed the world around him completely. Along the way he faces the isolation of being alone and feels neglected and humiliated …

…and leads to his slow death. He is found the next morning solid hard weak from not eating There is no turning back after the harm is done; therefore Gregor's family feels a sense of relief after he dies despite the mistreatment and humiliation they caused him throughout his metamorphosis. He endures the pain of being isolated and rejected yet he is always hopeful to his last day and loves his family no matter what.