Each person has their own opinion on what they believe the word "Justice" symbolizes and means particularly to them. Franz Kafka may not have the same interpretation or outlook on what we see as justice or in this case injustice in his novels, which is difficult for a reader to interpret by just reading his novels which one has to really think about what Kafka is saying and trying to accomplish when he is writing. I believe that in his novel Amerika Franz Kafka tries to show us what he believes is unjust to him by showing us the readers how the other characters in the novel are unjust but believe are just.
             It appears that in either Franz Kafka's novels or short stories injustice occurs early and makes a reader to believe that we see a glimpse of what we believe the relationship is between him and his father. If we look at the novels Amerika and "The Metamorphosis" we see a lot of similarities between the two. In the beginning of Amerika Karl Rossmann, a 16 year old boy who is shipped to America after being raped by a servant. We see the first occurance of injustice right in the beginning of the novel, by Karl being the one who was raped is shipped off to America after doing no wrong whatsoever. In this kind of situation onw would think that the servant would be the one who would be shipped elsewhere by Karl's parents but instead we see Karl's parents sending him away for the wrong the servant did. Normally one would think that the parents would stand behind their son, flesh and blood, and want ot be with him through this difficult period but instead they just get rid of him like he was the servant and has no personal relationship with his family. Just as injustice happends in the beginning of the novel Amerika we also see it in his short story "The Metamorphosis" when the character Gregor is transformed into a insect. How may this be looked upon as injustice a reader may ask on...