The Trial - Franz Kafka

In The Simulation, the protagonist Joseph K. wakes up. To find himself accused, arrested, and being prosecuted for a crime that we do not know and that he does not know and that the writer does not mention, to start a slow and deadly bureaucratic procedure that is tedious and absurd.

The man said: (All people seek the law, so how did it happen during the many years that no one asked for an entry permit except me? The door guard realized that the man was nearing his end, and in order to reach him the answer despite his fading hearing, he shouted at the top of his voice: (Here was not For no one else but you can get permission to enter. Because this entrance is for you alone. And I'm going now to close it.)

The trial novel is considered one of the most important literary works of the last century, and it is a novel that bears all the features of the absurd, dark, nightmarish Kafka. It is one of his best works.

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