Gregor transformed into insect from "summary" of The Metamorphosis Illustrated by Franz Kafka

It took some time, but eventually Gregor came to accept his new state of being an insect, using his resilience to find joy in the moments as they presented themselves.

Even while in this transformed body, though, Gregor strove to protect his family and take care of them. But it was difficult for him to cope with the physical limitations of being an insect.

As time passed, Gregor realized that his transformation wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. He found that being an insect actually allowed him access to unique insights into how his family interacted which he otherwise wouldn’t gain.

Despite having undergone this drastic alteration admired by many insects, Gregor continued to hold on to his humanity more than any other insect. He developed new methods of communication and interaction with his family through small gestures.

Gregor's life was drastically changed when he unexpectedly transformed into an insect one day. It didn't seem possible that a human could turn into such a small creature, yet that is what happened to him.

The new form left him feeling helpless and unworthy. Most everyone else forgot about him, but he remained loyal and faithful to his family with whom he shared bonds of love and kindness.

Though he still struggled with his transformation, eventually Gregor learned to navigate his new world. He used courage and skill to come out on top and be a better version of himself no matter what shape or form that may have shown itself.

His form may have shifted, but his feelings stayed the same. He was still caring and thoughtful. But his outlook had been altered. No longer was he able to do all the things he had enjoyed in his old form.