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Franz Kafka's 1925 novel The Trial tells the story of Joseph K, who is arrested by unidentified

agents from an unnamed agency for an unspecified crime.

My favorite part of the novel is The Parable Before the Law, told to Joseph K by a prison

chaplain.

Here's Orson Wells narrating The Parable in his 1962 film adaptation of Kafka's work.

Before the law, there stands a god.

A man comes from the country begging admittance to the law.

But the god cannot admit him.

Can he hope to enter at a later time?

That is possible, says the god.

The man tries to peer through the entrance.

He had been taught that the law should be accessible to every man.

Do not attempt to enter without my permission, says the god.

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