Kaylee, I am also interested in seeing how K’s case unfolds. I want to know how he will fight for his innocence or if he will even pursue that at all. I as well mentioned a possibility of K not being an innocent man in my reaction. But, I believe that he should at least be given the chance to prove himself otherwise. If he ends up being guilty, I am eager to see how the future events of this story will transpire. If the authorities are able to arrest K without concrete reasoning, will K even see anything slightly resembling a court case? Kafka did write this story in the early nineteen hundreds, but I do not possess the knowledge to say to what extent the judicial system of that time differs from the one of the present. I am also curious to see how something like K’s situation would be handled in modern times. With many current events such as the Trayvon Martin case and the marriage equality campaign, I would be interested in seeing how the people of today would respond to a situation much like K’s. I am excited to read further and see how the plot unfolds.
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