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The family like many familys in there time will be trapped withing the same level of jobs and pay in an endless cycle. The daughter is going to follow the same path as Gregor and end up in the same spot providing for the family when they are older

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"their daughter got up and stretched her young body"(Kafka 55). - represents she is new and over time will make the same mistakes as her brother as her "young body" becomes worn like Gregor did

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The ending is more positive because at the end Kafka talks about what the family does and how their mentality is much more positive "And it was like a confirmation of their new dreams and good intentions" (55).

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I believe Gregor's death will help his sister move forward as it now gives the parents time "to find her a good husband" who will hopefully be able to support her. However, I'm not sold on the parents being changed as they will most likely struggle with their debt in the future.

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The family is different. "At that point the bedroom door opened, and Mr. Samsa appeared in his uniform, his wife on one arm, and his daughter on the other" (Kafka 53).

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"Then all three of them left the apartment together, something they had not done in months" (Kafka 55). I believe the family will move forward as more productive because of the conflicts they went through together. I think this was a crucial changing point for the family.

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"it would soon be time, too, to find her a good husband" (55).

The father sees the development of his daughter as the chance to get her a husband, who will most likely economically provide for him. This sets him up for the same easy home life that Gregor provided him with.

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The family will make the same mistakes. It would be one thing if Gregor hadn't been so dramatically dehumanized. Outside of the initial shock, Gregor's death hardly impacted them at all. This comes to a head when his father says to "stop brooding over the past" (Kafka 1.) They hardly saw him as a person in the end, much less a family member in the end. None of the characters even cry or show true vulnerability outside a blank stare. When referencing the sister at the end, the parents suggest marrying her off. This represents them using Greta in the same way they used Gregor.

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"Stop brooding over the past. And have a little consideration for me, too" (55).

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The family will make the same mistakes because in the end they felt they needed to get rid of gregor, they never dealt with the issues he brought to the family, they only got rid of him.

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I believe that the family will make the same mistakes as before because they really didn't try to make things work with Gregor, they really just threw him to the side in the end and wished he'd go away.  "You just have to try to get rid of the idea that it's Gregor. Believing it for so long, that is our real misfortune"(49).

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The family is the same and will make the same mistakes because there treatment of the cleaning lady was identical to that of Gregor. This is exemplified when the dad states "we'll fire her tonight" which shows a complete lack of understanding of the situation that the people who care for them are in. Identical to there ignorance in the begging

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The author gives the ending a much more positive tone which leads me to think that they will have a new more fulfilling life
"The car, in which they were the only passengers, was completely filled with warm sunshine" (Kafka 55).

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The are taking the same role as Gregor

comparison btwn Gregor and Grete
"time ... to find her a good husband" p.55

"his sister, who had taken a job as a salesgirl, was learning shorthand and French in the evenings in orer to attain a better position some time in the future" p. 38

Gregor initally worked as a clerk but then got "moved up" to a traveling salesman position

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"she had blossomed into a good looking, sharply girl(Kafka 55) The word blossoming has a positive connotation, showing that she ( this sister) has moved on.

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"the greatest immediate improvement in their situation would come easily, of course, from a change in apartments"(55)

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Different: I think in a way Gregor's death brought the family closer together, shown through the idea that "it would soon be time, too, to find her (Grete) a good husband" (55).

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The ending has a more positive lens. We do see change in the family's dynamic whether its with each other or its a change in themselves,"it occurred to them almost simultaneously to Mr. and Mrs. Samsa as they watched their daughter getting livelier and livelier" .  First time we see them actually notice their daughter, the dynamic has changed as they even state to find her a husband, unlike gregor who had not relationship, we finally see appreciation( even for the time) .

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"The greatest immediate improvement in their situation would come easily, of course, from a change in apartment"

"They watched their daughter getting livelier and livelier, She had blossomed into a good-looking shapely girl" (55)

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I believe that the ending is positive because at the start of the story, Gregor is the only member of the family who works, but by the end, Grete is a clerk, her father is a messenger for a bank, and her mother sews lingerie, each with upward mobility

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The Family is the same and will make the same mistakes.

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The Family is the same and will make the same mistakes.

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The Family is now different and will move forward as more productive and fulfilled

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The Family is now different and will move forward as more productive and fulfilled