The Wy he loved was the way he wrote

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"The tremendous world I have inside my head. But how free myself and free it without being torn to pieces. And a thousand times rather be torn to pieces than retain it in me or bury it. That, indeed, is why I am here, that is quite clear to me."

Reading such an imaginative author can make you think about the different reasons this author expresses himself in the way he does in his writings. In the above quote we can see clearly Kafka was troubled by the way he grew up and the way he was treated by his parents. He says he has a tremendous world inside his head, meaning all the thoughts of his childhood. He also tells us it is better to be "torn to pieces" and get it out of his head, than to die with that thought in his head. This is how "Metamorphosis" came alive. Franz Kafka´s "Metamorphosis" can be given such a deep thought, reasoning and understanding because of the way this man lived his childhood and young age. It is more than a literary work. It is a representation of the inner fears the author has in a not so tragical as to be called tormented, but traumatic childhood. Kafka disguises himself in the character

The most important one of those aspects is the incredible submission Gregor mother has toward her husband. Not only in the story, but also in actual life, Julie Kafka was always into what her husband wanted, and never really had a chance to say what she wanted or do what she wanted to do. This is something in our days has changed, since women now have the opportunity to better there education, go out for jobs, as well as take care of there houses and family. That is a very important way of evolution in our days, since it is very important for men to have division of work and equality in all ways.

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There is an obvious bad attitude the reader can find in Gregor´s father towards Gregor. There is also a comparison to Kafka´s childhood and relation with his father and mother as to find it a way of escaping his fears. But, the reader can find another person in "Metamorphosis" who played an important role in Kafka´s life. This person is his sister, and she played a positive role. In Kafka´s childhood, his mother did not play an important role in raising him (as we will see later). This is why when his three sisters were born, he felt no rivalry towards them, but felt he had companions to talk to (http://www.levity.com/corduroy/kafka.htm). This is represented in "Metamorphosis" in Gregor´s younger sister, Grete. This young lady is the one who takes care of Gregor, even though he is a bug. This action of caring about his brother, as we saw in the story, fades in time when she gets tired of taking

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