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In Franz Kafka's The metamorphosis, after Gregor turns into a giant insect, he realizes his sister, Grete, can't stand to look at him. He hides from his sister and sta…

In Franz Kafka's The metamorphosis, after Gregor turns into a giant insect, he realizes his sister, Grete, can't stand to look at him. He hides from his sister and sta…
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In Franz Kafka's The metamorphosis, after Gregor turns into a giant insect, he realizes his sister, Grete, can't stand to look at him. He hides from his sister and stays under the bed sheet. What does this act suggest about Gregor?

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It suggests that Gregor doesn't want his sister to hate him or to be afraid of him.
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It suggests that Gregor doesn't want his sister to hate him or to be afraid of him.
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