He remembered his family with deep feelings of love.
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In "The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka, the protagonist reflects on his family, evoking powerful emotions of love and attachment. Despite his troubling transformation into an insect, these memories highlight the deep bond he shares with them, revealing the complexities of family dynamics and emotional ties.
This sense of familial love contrasts sharply with his deteriorating situation, emphasizing themes of isolation and alienation. Kafka illustrates how profound love can coexist with profound disconnection, as the character grapples with his new identity and the impact on his beloved family.
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