Answer:
D. He's more angry
Explanation:
Although the passage is not included in this text, when we look at the progress of Mr. Samsa throughout the book, we learn that he becomes an angrier man as the story progresses. The father is a bitter and ungrateful character at the beginning of the story, and when Gregor becomes an insect, the father has little sympathy for his problem. However, as the story progresses, he becomes even more unlikable, being violent towards Gregor in some instances (such as when he throws food at him).
