The Metamorphosis contains many references to sleep and dreams. The first sentence of the novella begins with the phrase, “When Gregor Samsa awoke in his bed one morning from unquiet dreams…” Might Kafka be suggesting that Gregor’s metamorphosis is entirely a dream? Identify at least four passages and explain how they support or challenge this interpretation.

In order to accurately describe the passages needed in order to answer the question, you will need to first identify what the sentence truly means. For example, if I read a passage and the first sentence said, " Tis was I who found out the real truth of unexplained deeds..." You might be able to determine that this sentence means that the character that spoke this line is explaining to the reader that they found out about the real truth about murder or even the death of a character. Finally, to answer your question, Kafka is pretty much saying that the dreams that Gregor were having, were more real than a predicament. Basically saying that the dreams could foreshadow the next event in the story.

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