The MetamorphosisEssay Preview: The MetamorphosisReport this essayGregor Samsa is a traveling salesman, he is the only support of his family which consists of two parents and a sister. Even though he does not enjoy his work at all, he is very proud of himself for providing his family a nice apartment and a relative comfortable life. One morning, Gregor wakes up for work, but he notices something different. His body transformed. It feel like a dream-he morphed into a giant, hideous bug. Gregor has a train to catch, and he is late already. His family is very concerned, and as they are trying to get him out of the room, GregorЎЇs boss appears. With great effort, Gregor gets off the bed and opens the door to the family and the boss. They are all shocked. The boss storms out of the apartment, and that ends GregorЎЇs job and the familyЎЇs sole economic support.
To get more incomes, the family allows three boarders into their home. One night, Grete practices the violin, and one of the boarders requests for her performance, so she does. The beautiful music draws Gregor out of his room crawls slowly toward the sound source, and as he is thinking how he would send his sister to a conservatory to study violin, suddenly, a boarders sees him, and demands loudly for an explanation from Herr Samsa. Herr Samsa forces Gregor back to his room, and slams the door shut. Grete bursts out her anger toward her brother. She claims that the bug could not be Gregor himself, because he would have left long time ago knowing the troubles he is causing to the family. The family agrees. Gregor, alone in his room, hungry, and hurting from the inflammation from the lodged apple, sinks into some deep thoughts, he collapses.
Songs
All songs from Skellig, and the rest of the Skellig series (as well as all recordings of the original songs and recordings, plus a “All About You” remix from the album “Pizza Cake, My Own House”) are on album-quality Skellig recordings, available for streaming from the iTunes store. The album version is available after the credits. This remix is accompanied by a “All About You” video. Skellig is the first Skellig title, and its composition is identical to that of the original title. For information more on the original composition of the original song, including more than five years’ worth of work by the original creator, be sure to check the movie’s website.
All songs from Skellig, and the rest of the Skellig series (as well as all recordings of the original songs and recordings, plus a “All About You” remix from the album “Pizza Cake, My Own House”) are on album-quality Skellig recordings, available for streaming from the iTunes store. The album version is available after the credits. This remix is accompanied by a “All About You” video. Skellig is the first Skellig title, and its compositions is identical to that of the original title. For information more on the original composition of the original song, including more than five years’ worth of work by the original creator, be sure to check the movie’s website. The Skellig album consists of four tracks. The single tracks are “Pizza Cake, My Own House”, featuring Grete for piano, followed by a remix of the songs from Skellig. The “Pizza Cake, My Own House” versions can also be purchased as singles. All the songs in the Skellig Album are available for sale on iTunes or Soko, and can be enjoyed via their YouTube video.
album consists of four tracks. The single tracks are “Pizza Cake, My Own House”, featuring Grete for piano, followed by a remix of the songs from Skellig. The “Pizza Cake, My Own House” versions can also be purchased as singles. All the songs in the Skellig Album can also be purchased as singles. Skellig album includes four songs and nine videos. Skellig also includes a special one-hour special documentary about the Skellig album cover art. The documentary tells the story of how Skellig was inspired by its story of tragedy and the song “Pizza Cake, My Own House” (“The Skellig album is the best song in the world,” the documentary claims, “and the best song anyone has ever called one, and every time they record, the world has changed; it changed their minds”).
and nine videos. Skellig also includes a special one-hour special documentary about the Skellig album cover art. The documentary tells the story of how Skellig was inspired by its story of tragedy and the song “Pizza Cake, My Own House” (“The Skellig album is the best song in the world,” the documentary claims, “and the best song anyone has ever called one, and every time they record, the world has changed; it changed