Transcendence by Franz Kafka is a classic work that reflects the theme of isolation and alienation in the modern world. The main character, Gregor Zamza, finds himself transformed into a giant insect, which becomes a symbol of his own alienation from society and family. The author skillfully embodies in each line the atmosphere of psychological tension and hopelessness that haunts the hero. "Exceeding" is a reference to lost dreams, lost touch with reality and internal conflict with oneself.