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The book "The Trial" by Franz Kafka, was referenced as an example of a narrative where the main character is accused of a crime but the specifics of the crime are never revealed.
Kafka's book "The Trial", in the original in the original German, the title is "Dare Process" and the main character, I can't think of the name, we'll talk about it, but the main character is, he's ch...
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The book "The Trial" by Franz Kafka, was referenced as an example of a narrative where the main character is accused of a crime but the specifics of the crime are never revealed.
Kafka's book "The Trial", in the original in the original German, the title is "Dare Process" and the main character, I can't think of the name, we'll talk about it, but the main character is, he's charged at the beginning, he's brought into this, this is in the 1920s and this is like Weimar Germany, he was writing that. So he's charged, he's brought in to jail. He's told that he's going to, okay, this is your lawyer, these are the different arguments that you can make. This is what you could do at the trial. He goes to the trial, etc, etc. Um, the very last scene of the whole thing, he's being drug away to his own execution, but never once in the book do they actually say what he was charged with.
