The Process of Kafka's Trial

able accept accused actions advocate appear arrest arrival assume assumption awareness becomes cause certainly character choice circumstances comes concern conclusion condition consequence consider course Court crime critical death distinction door door-keeper effect efforts element example existence experience face fact fails feeling figure Fräulein freedom function further futility gives guilt hence human implied important inherent irrelevancy Joseph Joseph K Kafka language lead least less literary literature live matter meaning nature necessary never novel object offers officer painting particular person petition play position possible priest punishment question reality reason refer reflects rejected relate relationship remain represent respect responsibility result rôles says seen sense serve sexual significance situation statement structure style suggests surprised symbol takes things tion traditional Trial true truth turn understand universe values wish