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The love I bear Kafka will always remain a mystery to me like his works. But I cannot help ignore the feeling that arises after reading that last line in any Kafka piece--the feeling of sympathy, understanding and, strangely, even of love. His works unsettle me as Sartre's or Camus' do but Kafka, despite the fact that his works are the most vague of all, is more accessible to me than the aforementioned French writers. These days I am quickly growing impatient with existential and nihilist litera
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A strange read.. It was like I was going around in a maze.. Always a new obstacle springing out of nowhere and no hope of coming out of it.. How horrific it must be if one comes to such a situation.. To defend oneself without knowing what crime one is accused of.. You know that you must do something or else your freedom would be lost.. But there is nothing you can do.! Towards the end of the book,I felt almost suffocated. The legal system described in the book was something that can understood n
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