K. had many apparent flaws throughout the novel, but all of them were magnified by the court’s psychological stranglehold on his state of mind. Although K. tried to break free, his arrogant personality and desire to prove his innocence kept him under the court’s control up to the point of his death. K.’s fight against the Law underscores the importance of freedom of thought in one’s overall sense of freedom.
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