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Gregor, injured from the last encounter with his father, retreats to his room while experiencing family life only as a voyeur. His family adjusts to their new financial circumstances, including taking on tenants. But it is upon hearing his beloved sister's violin playing that Gregor makes his presence known and causes his family to decide that they must be rid of Gregor, once and for all.
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