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![]() In The Trial Joseph K is ‘arrested’ (although he remained, in practice, entirely free to continue going about his business as he wishes) and spends the rest of the increasingly fraught story having encounters with Court officials, friends, lawyers and other advisers who (he hopes) can help him make his case to the Court and clear his name. But the answer went on and was still more explicit, it ran as follows: ‘Neither to-morrow nor at any other time.’ The ‘No’ of the answer was audible even to K. could come with them next morning into the Castle. ![]() ![]() ![]() Rushed to the, asked for the connection – how eager they were about it! in externals they were absurdly docile – and inquired if K. ![]()
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