*As the story progresses, Gregor appears to accept the transformation fairly readily; he never stops to question how such a transformation could realistically occur. Why do you think that Gregor never inquires or questions his transformation?
*As Gregor loses his humanity, do you think Kafka is really saying something about society and the effects we have on others?
*Compare the reaction of the family and the boss with the reaction of Gregor to the transformation.
Our Group Questions
*As the story progresses, Gregor appears to accept the transformation fairly readily; he never stops to question how such a transformation could realistically occur. Why do you think that Gregor never inquires or questions his transformation?
*As Gregor loses his humanity, do you think Kafka is really saying something about society and the effects we have on others?
*Compare the reaction of the family and the boss with the reaction of Gregor to the transformation.