![]() He was therefore wholly unprepared for the shock of reality when he realizes that the warrant for his arrest is not, after all, a practical joke. ![]() He has a respectable professional position, attempts to do the right thing when he feels that this is called for, and moves through life like any law-abiding citizen. is obviously a character that has done well for himself in the world. This senselessness evokes in the reader a sort of horror. Indeed his death, like the sequence of his life throughout the novel, appears senseless. The work ends with the protagonist's death, to which neither the reader nor Joseph K. moves through a number of often surreal sequences focusing on his "arrest" and trial. The main character of the story, Joseph K. Although abandoned before completion, the work nevertheless succeeds in depicting its themes of senselessness, hopelessness and the victimization that results in these feelings. ¶ … Trial by Franz Kafka is a typically existential work. ![]()
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