What is one possible reason that Kafka's The Metamorphosis is still interesting to readers nearly 100 years after it was written? A. The story allows readers to find out what becoming a bug would be like. B. The story focuses on bugs and insects that many people find fascinating. C. The story represents the idea that all humans go through significant changes. D. The story explains why some people may feel disliked by others.

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1 December, 13:51

What is one possible reason that Kafka's The Metamorphosis is still interesting to readers nearly 100 years after it was written? A. The story allows readers to find out what becoming a bug would be like. B. The story focuses on bugs and insects that many people find fascinating. C. The story represents the idea that all humans go through significant changes. D. The story explains why some people may feel disliked by others.

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Walter Strong · Answer 1

believe the correct answer is C. The story represents the idea that all humans go through significant changes.

The story is not about becoming a bug - this wasn't the main idea back then, and it's not the main idea now. It is about a change, and how much living a routine and boring life devoid of excitement can bring about a change in someone in such a drastic way.