Exploration of the Common Ground Occupied by the Metamorphosis and the Wasp Factory.

Franz Kafka's "transformation" explores the annoyance of a young man named Gregor. The bee factory explored the troubles of young "man" named Frank. In The Metamorphosis, the protagonist of the story is Gregor Samsa. He was a traveling salesman, when I got up one morning, I found out he became an insect. The only use of Gregor in life is to work and support his family; this seems to be his own concern when he thinks himself as an insect. "The next train leaves at 7 o'clock, he needs to hurry to catch up with him, his samples are not even crammed, he does not feel particularly fresh and lively." Like very much

His first novel, Wasp Factory, became angry by the literary circle after being published in 1984 and is now used as a symbolic contemporary novel. It is almost the same as Owen Welsh's "Guess Train", "Wasp Factory" is considered a "ruler". The new book is being advertised as "the best of the 1990s" or "Hornets Factory." ... This is a provocative and amazing debut, of course I made it famous by renaming Ian Bank's name soon I will make it high, is this a fight to print it?

In 1984, few novelists who caused controversy in the literary world like Iron Bank. The bee factory was accused by many critics because of its violence and abuse, but was praised by others as a deviation from the new and Scottish voice, the British literary tradition. In retrospect, if you are familiar with the genre horror, there is little that opposes this novel, so the controversy is a bit puzzled. The Hornets Factory is characterized by a careful examination of the true meaning and clever first person person style, delicious black humor, surreal feeling, and the hearts of pediatric psychosis patients. Most readers will find they sympathize with Frank and even sympathize like Frank even if he had three murders. This is a classic of contemporary terrorism. - Fiona Webster

Complete or systemic metamorphosis is characteristic of beetles, butterflies and moths, flies and bees. Their life cycle consists of four stages: eggs, larvae (qv), ticks (qv), and adults. Larvae are very different from adults. It does not have wings, its shape and custom are suitable for growth and development rather than reproductive. Changes in adults occur at an active, non-feeding stage. At this point, the larvae will undergo a transformation that the feathers appear on the outside, the organs and tissues of the larvae are destroyed, and the adult structure develops. Advanced metamorphosis, complete metamorphosis occurring in some beetles, flies and other insects, characterized by a series of larval stages