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Brian Zamora English 1B Mr. Haley 13 January 2005 Feelin' Like a Bug! Bugs are everywhere and you can't avoid them. Whether you love them, or you hate them, one thing is certain, you can't live without them. The Webster dictionary defines the bug as an insect that have sucking mouthparts, forewings thickened at the base, and incomplete metamorphosis and are often economic pests. Being a pest is just one of their many qualities of being a bug. Bugs are also known to be worthless, sheltered, disease carrying vermin's. Another living creature that shares the same qualities of bugs is humans. Humans are also known to be worthless, dirty, and also spread a lot of disease. The author Franz Kafka reflects the characteristics of humans in his short story, "Metamorphosis," in which he captures the vermin-like qualities as a symbol of self-portrayal. In the story "Metamorphosis", Gregor Samsa undergoes a sense of worthlessness from his...

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