Read the following excerpt: finally i kept silent, at first perhaps out of defiance, and then because i could neither think nor speak in your presence. . i was too docile, i became completely dumb, cringed away from you, hid from you. franz kafka, "letter to his father" which incident from the metamorphosis mirrors kafka's personal feelings in this excerpt from "letter to his father"? a. gregor congratulates himself for thinking to lock his door so that his family cannot enter unannounced. b. after gregor becomes a bug, he cannot communicate his intentions to his father, who attacks him. c. gregor explains to the chief clerk why he missed the train, hoping the clerk will put in a good word for him with the boss. d. gregor stares at the picture of the woman that he placed inside the frame he made himself