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    The rural man in Franz Kafka's "Before the Law" story spent his life listening to the gatekeeper instead of trying to enter the law on his own. While the entrance was meant for the rural man, the gatekeeper blocked it because the man did not independently try to gain access. To achieve goals, one must ask their own questions and make efforts despite difficulties instead of passively accepting obstacles without trying.

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    The rural man in Franz Kafka's "Before the Law" story spent his life listening to the gatekeeper instead of trying to enter the law on his own. While the entrance was meant for the rural man, the gatekeeper blocked it because the man did not independently try to gain access. To achieve goals, one must ask their own questions and make efforts despite difficulties instead of passively accepting obstacles without trying.

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    The rural man in Franz Kafka's "Before the Law" story spent his life listening to the gatekeeper instead of trying to enter the law on his own. While the entrance was meant for the rural man, the gatekeeper blocked it because the man did not independently try to gain access. To achieve goals, one must ask their own questions and make efforts despite difficulties instead of passively accepting obstacles without trying.

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    “Before the Law” paragraph

    202100602 Ye Rin Moon

    The rural man had to try to get in on his own despite the disturbance of the
    gatekeeper.

    In the content of "Before the Law", the country man spent his life listening only
    to the story of the gatekeeper.

    The gatekeeper is not a guide to how to get into the law.

    The entrance to the law was actually for a country man, but I think the reason
    why the gatekeeper blocked it was because he didn't try to enter on his own.

    To reach a certain point, you have to ask yourself questions and try.

    Even if there are difficulties, it is important to try on your own without giving
    up to achieve it if you really want.

    So, the country man could not enter the law because there was no effort to resist
    the story of the gatekeeper himself.

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