Free Term Paper on The Parable of the Doorkeeper

When the doorkeeper says that maybe K will be allowed entry
later, it reminds one of the Inspector. He attempts to act as K’s
friend, and gives him no solace, by saying that he knows nothing. The
Inspector says, that he knows nothing about the man’s charge, and is
probably the only one who’s on his “side”. The doorkeeper never says
this to the man, but the man finds the doorkeeper his only friend.
The attitude that the doorkeeper displays that he might seem
small, but the guys after him get bigger and worse, reminds one of how
the washer woman talks about the judge. The way she says that this judge
is rather nice, and how it’s not worth taking them all on is just how
the doorkeeper talks about the doorkeepers that succeed him.
The little interludes that the doorkeeper does converse with
him, reminds one of the special attitude presented by the lawyer towards
K. Even though the conversations were brief, they showed that the
doorkeeper wasn’t made of stone, and there was some emotion behind the
system. that is pretty much what the lawyer is there for. he doesn’t
really does any good work for K, but he tries to make him feel better.
When the doorkeeper shuts the door, he obviously reminds one of
the two “killers”. The way that the doorkeeper moves over toward the
dying man and tells him that he will now shut the door that was meant
for him. Just like the two men, they come over, don’t talk too much, and
eventually kill him.

The man who comes to seek justice, reminds one more of Block. He
is too meek, and submissive. He doesn’t match K’s strong, arrogant,
brash, behavior.