For K., the traditional notions of justice and decency, demonstrates the influence of the court to be extremely dubious, but also shows some errors in its behavior, particularly in his handling of his with women:
* Miss Burstner: from her like a confirmation K. received his innocence. Although he had "no particular desire for it" feels that he wants to force a fall-like approach to their participation.
* The wife of usher: It is an object of sexual desire of the entire court staff. When he wants to give in to their charms outweigh its calculation of how he could use them to his advantage.
* Leni, the housekeeper of the lawyer: for they are accused erotically attractive, when she is only aware K. reckoned: "I advertising assistants, first Miss Burstner, then the wife of the usher, and finally this little nurse who seems to have an inexplicable desire for me. "
0 comments:
Post a Comment