After Gregor turns into a giant insect in Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis, he is unable to communicate with his family. Why is that the case?

-Gregor's family members don't want to hear what he says.

-The door of Gregor's bedroom is routinely locked.

-Gregor has lost the ability to speak.

-Gregor is intimidated by his father's hostility.

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Marlie Brandt

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20 January, 22:25

After Gregor turns into a giant insect in Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis, he is unable to communicate with his family. Why is that the case?

-Gregor's family members don't want to hear what he says.

-The door of Gregor's bedroom is routinely locked.

-Gregor has lost the ability to speak.

-Gregor is intimidated by his father's hostility.

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Rin Tin Tin · Answer 1

After Gregor turns into a giant insect in Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, he is unable to communicate with his family. Why is that the case?

The door of Gregor's bedroom is routinely locked.

The family does not want Gregor to go out of him bedroom. They assumed that since he became an insect, he will not be able to understand what they are saying.