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-Compares and Contrasts the quotes, creating a more emotional connection to the reader and the character's life.
-Reveals character traits in a powerful way, emphasizing them more.
-Shows how much the author has used the ideas of social status, economic factors, and work to portray a story's presentation in a more efficient way.
-Allows the reader to see Gregor as more of a literary "Bug" instead of a physical morph of one.
-Allowing the reader to see a more personal set of emotions that Gregor feels. Emotions that show that he feels so little about himself that he compares his life to one of an ugly bug that wanders on the dirty floor.

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https://www.allaboutphilosophy.org/what-is-marxism-faq.htm

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When the theory isn't applied the reader sees the reason behind the food that Grete is giving Gregor, and the quality it is, is because that it is what she thinks is normal for him to eat since he is a bug.

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When the theory isn't applied the reader would interpret the picture frame on the wall as just a random picture of a lady with a fur hat and boa that Gregor has for a reason unknown.

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Once the theory is applied the reader begins to see the grossness of the food as the only things they have to eat. It reveals a connection to social status involvement and how their lack of nice food indicates that they don't have much wealth, creating a more empathetic connection to the readers.

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Once the theory is applied it creates more of an emotional connection to Gregor after revealing the poor social status he lives in. The picture of the lady symbolizes what he wishes he had instead of it being just a picture on the wall and the theory changes its meaning entirely.

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These quotes both compare and contrast the huge change in the way the reader interprets the text when they apply the theory and process it. The idea of reading a text and focusing on the fact that it is revolved around social status and work influences, creates a more emotional connection and reveals so much more about certain quotes and their meaning than just reading it ever would have. The theory creates bonds with characters and gives key ideas to show how the character traits are portrayed by the author. Lastly, this theory creates a more literary idea when Gregor claims that he has "turned" into a bug. The emotions that are revealed when the theory is applied creates a picture in the readers head that Gregor is not PHYSICALLY a bug, but he feels like he is treated as if he was one. Traits that include being smaller than everyone else, being walked all over by everyone, no joy in life other than the struggle to survive.

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A system that stems from Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels' political and economic theories, that state that the authors social status will create a way of analyzing text based off of the class and socioeconomic status of  characters.

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A system that stems from Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels' political and economic theories, that state that the authors social status will create a way of analyzing text based off of the class and socioeconomic status of  characters.

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"There were old, half-rotten vegetables; bones from the evening meal, covered in white sauce that had gone hard; a few raisins and almonds; some cheese that Gregor has declared inedible two days before; a dry roll and some bread spread with some butter and salt" (Kafka 13).

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"It showed a lady fitted out with a fur hat and fur boa who sat upright, raising a heavy fur muff that covered the whole of her lower arm towards the viewer" (Kafka 1).