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K.’s constant demonstration of provoking offensive attacks towards Fraulein Burstner displays the protagonist’s abnormal characteristics of being aggressively romantic and disrespectful, in which illustrates K.’s eagerness in establishing superiority towards surrounding acquaintance. Prior to K.’s own desire in permitting forgiveness for causing some sort of disorder, the belated appearance of Fraulein Burstner in the late hour had been utterly regarded as “introducing disturbance and disorder into the end of this day”(p.18). By the action of approaching Fraulein Burstner, K. had deliberately summit himself into a world of uncontrollable situations through the use of term “introducing disturbance and disorder”: its simplicity tone, its straightforward

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