The Metamorphosis: Part II

Front

What is the significance of the wardrobe in Gregor's bedroom?

Back

The wardrobe symbolizes Gregor's former life and identity, which he is forced to leave behind as he transforms into a cockroach.

Front

What does Gregor plan to give his sister for Christmas?

Back

A scholarship to his sister to attend a music conservatory, highlighting his care for her future despite his transformation.

Front

What new behavior does Gregor exhibit as a cockroach?

Back

Crawling around the walls and hanging from the ceiling, indicating his adaptation to his new form.

Front

How does Gregor's father react to him after the transformation?

Back

Initially fearful, but later appears stronger and more professional, reflecting a shift in family dynamics.

Front

What injury does Gregor sustain from his father?

Back

He is hit by apples thrown by his father, symbolizing the conflict and rejection he faces from his family.

Front

How does Grete's attitude towards Gregor change in Part II?

Back

She becomes increasingly frustrated and resentful, reflecting the strain of caring for him.

Front

What does the removal of furniture from Gregor's room represent?

Back

It signifies the family's desire to erase Gregor's presence and the loss of his former life.

Front

How does Gregor's transformation affect his family's financial situation?

Back

Initially, they struggle without his income, but they adapt by taking on new jobs.

Front

What role does music play in Gregor's life?

Back

Music represents his connection to his humanity and his sister's aspirations, which he can no longer fulfill.

Front

What does Gregor's inability to communicate symbolize?

Back

It symbolizes the breakdown of family relationships and the isolation he experiences.