Josef defends himself, trying his best to explain but soon he walks out.

While it appears that they are in Josef’s favor for a while, they start smirking, whispering, and discussing among themselves without understanding what Josef has to say. The audience’s reactions are entirely different as well. At the same time, Josef is not even aware of the place and time of the hearing at all. The judge accuses and insults him for being late. Josef notices everything is different but it still looks like a courtroom. He enters the last floor and knocks on the door another woman answers it. After a while, he sees a woman with kids, along with many empty and abandoned apartments. He walks to the upper floor, searching for the court, and does not find anything that would match the description of a court hearing. He searches for the right spot for a long time, and the place is just an ordinary building. Josef arrives at the hearing and is lost. He understands that this is done to avoid interference with his job obligations. However, he is not given the exact time or place. After a few weeks, he receives a notice to attend a court hearing on Sunday. So, he goes to work every day and tries to live a routine life. Surprisingly, Josef is permitted to do his regular job. He asks many questions to find out why is he arrested, but the officers say nothing. Two men without uniform enter Josef’s home and arrest him without giving an explanation. One day while he is waiting for his breakfast, he faces an explainable situation as if he woke up to a new bureaucratic world. Josef K works in a bank, living an ordinary life.

The trial of franz kafka