The Metamorphosis

Kafka’s The Metamorphosis is short, strange, and deeply uncomfortable. Gregor Samsa wakes to find himself transformed into an insect, but the real horror of the story lies not in the transformation itself, but in what follows: family duty, shame, isolation, and quiet cruelty.

This TritonLit edition is designed to keep the story clear without flattening it. Each section is supported with concise summaries, contextual notes, and focused analysis that explain what Kafka is doing - structurally, thematically, and stylistically - without burying the text under academic clutter. The aim is not to soften the story, but to make it intelligible on a first, honest read.

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