First Interrogation

In this chapter I definetly agree with Shelby when she says she feels for Joseph for the same reasons. He is heading to a court house in which he has no specific time or specific location. Throughout the novel so far K. has seemed to be played. The Interrogation was a joke. The entire time K. is bashing and ranting on his thoughts and feelings which had no kind of order. I thought Graham was right when he said that the trial is a mockery. Everyone in the room seemed to be on the same side and Joseph even noticed that they were all wearing badges of various sizes and colors on their coat-collars. Joseph also noticed that the Examining magistrate was making signs to the crowd when he was talking showing that maybe they were just watching his reactions and trying to find things they can use against him.