Toward the end of the story, the family begins to refer to Gregor as "it" rather than "he." How does this pronoun shift relate to the Absurdist emphasis on alienation?

The pronoun change shows that Gregor is so isolated and away from his family that everyone starts to understand that he is no longer part of that group.

What happened to Gregor?

He was transformed into a giant insect.
His family is disgusted and repulsed by his appearance.
Gregor feels unhappy and becomes increasingly isolated.

Gregor's transformation has placed him in a situation of isolation and loneliness. He begins to be rejected from the family to the point where he is no longer seen as a human being and someone he deserves to be loved.

These feelings in Gregor's family establish a kind of alienation where even Gregor's name is forgotten and his importance is completely erased, to the point where everyone refers to him as "it" something undefined, inhuman, and unimportant.

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