It appears that in either Franz Kafka's novels or short stories injustice occurs early and makes a reader to believe that we see a glimpse of what we believe the relationship is between him and his father. If we look at the novels Amerika and "The Metamorphosis" we see a lot of similarities between the two. In the beginning of Amerika Karl Rossmann, a 16 year old boy who is shipped to America after being raped by a servant. We see the first occurance of injustice right in the beginning of the novel, by Karl being the one who was raped is shipped off to America after doing no wrong whatsoever. In this kind of situation o

Closer the beginning of the novel Amerika we see Karl, who is on his way to Amrica on boat where he comes in contact with The Stoker who seems to get along right away. Where Karl beleives that the Stoker is being showed injustice when Karl says to the Head Purser,

Kafka believes that his Uncle Jacob is unjust because Karl was unaware that his uncle felt like this and if so he would not have left to go with Mr.Pollunder. Kafka goes on procrastinating how Mr.Pollunder should have taken Karl him when he asked to which was before midnight when Mr.Green was given specific orders to give Karl the letter then. This particular scene Kafka wanted to show how he believes that Uncle Jacob who should of told Karl how he really felt about him leaving before it was too late, Mr.Green who should of given Karl the note sooner so Karl could try to mend things with his uncle, and also Mr.Pollunder who kept Karl at his home purposely till midnight where he was to receive his letter from his uncle even though Karl wanted to go home sooner because he thought his uncle was upset with him for leaving. So in order to show what Kafka believes is unjust he does so by showing how Uncle Jacob believes he is just and procrastinates to show the reader how really it is unjust.

Kafka has a unique way in showing what he beleives is just and what is unjust. We see this in "The Metamorphosis" but mostly we see this in his novel Amerika. A reader may not pick up on what Kafka is trying to accomplish at first but if you were to go back and reread Amerika again one could come to the conclusion that Kafka procrastinates and awful lot purposely to show what he beleives is just and unjust. In Amerika Uncle Jacob writes Karl a letter after Karl feeling that his Uncle did not want him to go to Mr.Pollunder's house with him went anyways thinking it was allright and Uncle Jacob writes,

But as for the moment nothing indicates that this could happen, I must, after the incident today, ecpressly send you away from me, and I urgently beg you neither to visit me in person, nor to try to get in touch with me either by writing or through intermediaries. Against my wishes you decided this evening to leave me; stick then, to that decision all your life. Only then will it be a manly decision (Amerika 95).

As the novel Amerika ends as Karl hurries to catch the train and only now realizes how big America is and he travels through

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