The Trial - Proses

The story feels so bleak and unresolved — do you interpret it as a critique of legal systems, or something deeper about human nature?

The endless red tape and vague accusations made me uneasy — is this a reflection of real-world frustrations with bureaucracy or something more existential?

The story's disorienting flow seems intentional, but I wonder if it was also meant to mirror the protagonist's spiraling confusion and despair.