Summary Of Schmar Fratricide
According to the story of ¨A Fratricide¨to my point of understanding, Schmar, the killer, who took up his post near the place where his brother, Mr. Wese, the victim walks near his office. Schmar carries a weapon, and a long knife which he holds in his hand for a mision he had in mind against Mr. Wese. In this story, we can see a prodigious character of Pallas, a passive observer who witnesses the entire scene and whose intervention might have saved Wese's life but i wonder what he was thinking at that point in time. Mr. Wese's wife, whose name is Julia, is also mentioned in the story: she is said to be waiting for him because he comes home late at night.
While the killing process was going on, Pallas, a neigbourhood, watches Schmar murdering …show more content…
It explains to me that It´s such a painful thing to watch your neighbour die before your own eyes, I think he should have called Sherif when the incident was about to happen knowingfully well according to the story that Schmar is a murderer.
The Quote on Fratricide is Kafka, F. (n.d.). “Wese! You will never see Julia again!”. In A Fratricide.
Paraphrasing “Wese!” shrieks Schmar, standing on tiptoe, his arm outstretched, the knife sharply lowered, “Wese! You will never see Julia again!” And right into the throat and left into the throat and a third time deep into the belly stabs Schmar’s knife.
“Wese!” scream Schmar, standing on a balance position, his branch outstretched, the knife sharply lowered, “Wese! You will never set your eyes on Julia again!” And right into the throat and left field into the throat and a third time deep into the stomach twinge Schmar’s knife.
Kafka, F. (n.d.). A Fratricide.
Reference:
Richard T. Gray, Ruth V. Gross, Rolf J. Goebel. A Franz Kafka encyclopedia. Greenwood Publishing Group,
While the killing process was going on, Pallas, a neigbourhood, watches Schmar murdering …show more content…
It explains to me that It´s such a painful thing to watch your neighbour die before your own eyes, I think he should have called Sherif when the incident was about to happen knowingfully well according to the story that Schmar is a murderer.
The Quote on Fratricide is Kafka, F. (n.d.). “Wese! You will never see Julia again!”. In A Fratricide.
Paraphrasing “Wese!” shrieks Schmar, standing on tiptoe, his arm outstretched, the knife sharply lowered, “Wese! You will never see Julia again!” And right into the throat and left into the throat and a third time deep into the belly stabs Schmar’s knife.
“Wese!” scream Schmar, standing on a balance position, his branch outstretched, the knife sharply lowered, “Wese! You will never set your eyes on Julia again!” And right into the throat and left field into the throat and a third time deep into the stomach twinge Schmar’s knife.
Kafka, F. (n.d.). A Fratricide.
Reference:
Richard T. Gray, Ruth V. Gross, Rolf J. Goebel. A Franz Kafka encyclopedia. Greenwood Publishing Group,