A famous existentialists, Friedrich Nietzsche claims that “[human] go ‘beyond good and evil… towards a more creative… prospective’ (Solomon). Instead of statements, existentialist views the world literally from differing point of view. In Metamorphosis, Gregor’s realization of his usefulness and role in the family comes from him transforming into a “horrible vermin” (Kafka I) in which he then have the freedom of exploration. Kafka depicts the Gregor dysfunctional life through a solution of good and evil as the inhuman Gregor realizes there is “longer any point in running” (Kafka II) away from life; that he is who he wants to be. Kafka’s idea of acceptance and understanding resonance as Gregor comprehends his position in the