Metamorphosis Rhetorical Analysis

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Personal Response: If I was in this situation as a family member, I would be helping out Gregor more. I would see and recognize all the things he has done for the family that we are being forced to do now because of the form he is in, and I would want to take care of him, just like he has done for the family all of these years working and helping the family get along. I would be helping him treat his wounds, and I would be bringing him good food and make sure he was comfortable and happy everyday. My emotional response to this quote I guess it shows me that I am very compassionate and I feel for other people and I recognize hard work and everything that the people around me are doing for me and I want them to know that I notice it and if they ever need me to repay them I will do the exact same for them and try to help them out. It makes me upset too that when people have everything and are given a really nice treatment, that when they lose that treatment, they are …show more content…
It is the allusion of someone doubting what is happening trying to convince some others of something sad or that they don't want to believe or have worked very hard for. This allusion is used very often and then it is usually proved wrong, but in metamorphosis it is not proved wrong. There was a movie that I watched with my family, about a missing boy, and these friends head out to find the missing boy. They find many clues but most of the clues are bad, like blood on the ground or a pack of wolves in the area. One boy says that he must be dead and that they should turn back before they get hurt. They end up finding the lost friend, and he is alive and the other friend feels bad for suggesting that idea. This is most likely used to provoke drama and make the story more interesting stirring up more ideas in the readers head. It works very well on at least me when I am reading something and it is
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