It is altogether a remarkable mistake for you to believe i never complied with your wishes "always contrary" was really not my basic principle where you were concerned, as you believe and as you reproach me. on the contrary if i had obeyed you less. i am sure you would have been much better with me - franz kafka, "letter to his father" what contradiction in kafka's relationship with his father does kafka bring up in this passage from "letter to his father"? a -kafka believes that his father thinks kafka makes too many errors and mistakes ities b-kafka believes his father would have respected him more if kafka had obeyed him less c- kafka believes that his father would have been happier if kafka had been more miserable. d-kafka believes that his father would have felt bad if he knew kafka was such an unhappy man vacy policy