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Conformity has not only become a prevalent part of ones everyday life, but it has also provided many as a way of life. As much as we all may convince ourselves that we have the power to make our own choices and life decisions, we are all somehow controlled by society's expectations of us as human beings. Whether our outcomes are successful or not, we have all conformed to one way of thinking. Authors such as Kafka aid in proving this through his main character, Gregor's, unimaginable predicament in which he has been transformed into a "vermin." Just like any other middle class working man, Gregor has been so consumed by his work and completing his given tasks that even as a giant bug, he is determined and convinced to go to work and live his day as normally as possible. But who is to blame for this unexplainable obsession?