They are finally freed from the chains of his burden and begin to look toward the future with hope. From this transition emerges Grete, who is no longer protected as a young teenager, but considered a mature woman, with good chances of marriage. Moreover, Mr. Samsa, who was dependent on his son, became completely autonomous, leading this rebirth of the family with authority. The family is no longer divided with Gregor as the partition. They form a united group, moving forward and looking forward to a prosperous future. Through the presence of these transitions of consciousness, Kafka emphasizes optimism about humanity's ability to persevere, regardless of circumstances..