Impact of Poverty on the lives of Raskolnikov, Gregor Samsa, and The Samsa Family

Poverty in social situations will affect everyone in the world whether they are rich or not. First of all, everyone is divided into specific social classes. The most famous course is an economic class - low class, intermediate class, and higher class. The lower classes work hard all day and earn a lot of money for themselves and their families. In most cases, they are the only source of income for the whole family. The upper class aims to maintain or improve social status.

In Franz Kafka 's The Metamorphosis, Gregor Samsa is the hero of a family who loves him and care, just because he likes him. When Gregor's father lost his job, Gregor never resented his father, nor questioned the fairness of his situation, he took over the family as herdsmen. . Even after I realized that I was an insect, he tried to keep this responsibility fulfilled. However, Gregor has not an ideal relationship with his father. His father, the name he rarely mentioned, is far away and does not seem to be benevolent. He did not provide services to his family and did not express sympathy to Gregor after perversion, but in several cases he became violent with his son. In his action against the "invader", Gregor's father once again became the patriarch of his family and he saved his innocent wife and daughter from a bad creature.

At the center of Kafka's "transformation" is a tense and inverse relationship between the protagonist Gregor Samsa and his father. Before Gregor became a huge worm, his weak, retired father and the rest of the Samsa family financially rely on Grigor, Bled Winner. But when Gregor 's life was reversed, his father suddenly became strong and dominated the family. He judged verbally until rolling over and died and rejected the physically abused Gregor worm.

Gregor Samsa and Melancholy Gregor Samsa are the hero of the book "The Metamorphosis" written by Franz Kafka and published in early 1915. Focusing on Gregor and his family, this book takes readers to Greg 's seemingly unrestrained journey of life. How was the big change in Sasma and his life into a vicious cycle of depression that ultimately leads to death. Gregor's change not only influenced him but also influenced his familiar family and several members of the family caused Grega's embarrassment, compassion, and condemnation. At the beginning of the book, Gregor is portrayed as a diligent and diligent youth with relatively self-disciplined professional ethics. He is the sole provider of family benefits. On the other hand, families seem to be interested only in the money that Gregor brings home to repay debts due to business failures.