I have finally gotten around to reading Franz Kafka's The Trial and I have to say, despite it dragging on forever, it is very thought provoking. Though I finished reading it a month or two ago, I cannot help but to reflect on the parable the priest leaves us with and the definition of "justice" as laid down by the court. I know that I am not the most educated on the matter and have not done anything in depth on it, but I think that we should discuss it here since it is such an exceptionally good dystopian novel that is often overlooked nowadays!
