Question

In The Metamorphosis, which part of the plot differs from the standard elements of Freytag's pyramid?

Answer 1

Answer:

Option B. In The Metamorphosis, the part of the plot that differs from the standard elements of Freytag's pyramid is the climax.

Explanation:

Under Freytag's pyramid structure, a dramatic piece is divided into five acts: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution. In the case of The Metamorphosis, Kafka structures the story in a different way, as there is more than one event that can be considered as climatic, and those different climaxes are spread throughout the story, not in a specific moment of it.

Answer 2

B. the climax, because more than one event could be considered climactic.