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World Lit.: Velociraptor
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Santiago Arroba
World Lit. Paper Two: Imaginative Essay
Fike High School, IB
1246 words
WORLD LIT PAPER TWO:
Imaginative Assignment:
The work on which this assignment will be based: Frank Kafka's "The Metamorphosis"
Rather than having Gregor turn into a cockroach, a docile but which represents his submissive character, I'll have Gregor turn into a more aggressive and dominant animal, a velociraptor, to analyze how this change will affect his character. The aspects or elements of the work that I intend to focus on are the change from peaceful bug to violent dinosaur. I intend to put Gregor through all the experiences he went through as a bug, rather this time he will be a ferocious animal. The purpose of this is to see how I can change the outcome and if this physical change will turn Gregor into a more dominant person.
THE METAMORPHOSIS IF GREGOR HAD BECOME A VELOCIRAPTOR INSTEAD OF A COCKOROACH
One morning upon awakening from agitated dreams Gregor Samsa found himself, in his bed, turned into a giant velociraptor!!! He lay on his scaly back and lifted his head upon his flexible snakelike neck. He was
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