In Chapter 3 of The Trial, we once again see how
unorganized the court is. K. shows up for his hearing, but then is told that
there is no meeting that Sunday. K. had no notification of this and was not
advised. I feel like even if there had been a hearing K. still would not have
gotten advised. The court offices are also located in the attic. K. points out
how peculiar and strange it is. This supports previous feelings of the courts
lack of organization and makes me questions the courts validity. This does, as
K. points out, account for why the initial hearing was located in his neighbors
house. The court officials are also abusing their power by using the court
ushers wife as they please. This made left me feeling disgusted and an overall disrespect
towards the court system and the court officials. More is revealed of K.’s
personality as well. His common belief of superiority is also seen in his
attitude towards the usher’s wife. At first he really does not want anything
else to do with her because he believes that she is below him and cannot help
him, but once he finds out her connection with the examining magistrate he
becomes attracted to her because he realizes how she could help him. This
bothered me about K. and I feel like he is the type of person to use people to
get his way. I also think that it would be a bad idea to use the usher’s wife
to make the court jealous. He is still on trial and therefore it seems like
that would only make them angry and rule against him.
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