The Trial is a classic novel by Franz Kafka. The story follows Josef K., a man who is arrested and put on trial by a mysterious and oppressive court system. As Josef tries to navigate the absurd and labyrinthine legal proceedings, he becomes increasingly entangled in a surveillance state that seems to have no escape. With its surreal and existential themes, The Trial is a haunting exploration of power, bureaucracy, and the individual's struggle against an oppressive system.
