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swat32
2 years ago
11

Kafka’s the metamorphosis was published in 1915 and describes a family structure common at the time elderly parents often relied

on their children to work and pay their bills how is this cultural situation reflected in Gregory’s family (a Gregor was the only workin adult and supported the family with his pay check (B the family has lots of money saved and does not have to work (c everyone in the family is expected to work and bring home money (D Grete is expected to work full time and be the sole supporter of the family
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2 answers:
PolarNik [594]2 years ago
8 0

The correct answer is A.

At the beginning of the novel, when Gregor first discovers he has transformed into an insect, he thinks about his current working situation. We can see that Gregor works as a travelling salesman. He dislikes the job, but does it to pay off his parent's debts. He is the sole supporter of the family. This reflects the family structure of that time.

However, after Gregor's metamorphosis, he loses the possibility to work. Due to this his family has to get jobs of their own in order to support not only themselves but also Gregor.



weeeeeb [17]2 years ago
7 0

the answer to apex is a

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