Gregor's Transformation and Family Dynamics

Front

What assumption did Gregor's family make about his ability to understand them?

Back

They thought he could not understand anything at all.

Front

What does Gregor's sister bring him to eat after noticing he didn't drink the milk?

Back

An assortment of old and fresh foods.

Front

What does Gregor find in the bowl placed for him by his sister?

Back

Sweetened milk with pieces of white bread.

Front

How often does Gregor receive food from his sister?

Back

Twice a day.

Front

Why does Gregor's sister lock the door after bringing him food?

Back

To give him privacy while eating.

Front

What is the significance of Gregor's transformation in the story?

Back

It symbolizes alienation and the loss of identity.

Front

How does Gregor's family react to his transformation initially?

Back

They are shocked and confused, struggling to accept the situation.

Front

What role does Gregor's sister play in his life after his transformation?

Back

She becomes his primary caretaker, showing both compassion and frustration.

Front

How does Gregor's condition affect his family's dynamics?

Back

It creates tension, resentment, and shifts responsibilities within the family.

Front

What does Gregor's inability to communicate represent in the context of family relationships?

Back

It highlights the breakdown of communication and understanding among family members.