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m the way he moved. The courtesy he showed 1 towards Miss Montag madę a stnking contrast 1 with the way she had been treatcd by K. $ Nonethelcss, Miss Montag did not seem to be \ cross with K. as it even seemed to him that she . wanted to mtroduce the captain. K. however, did \ not want to be introduced, he would not have been }. able to show any sort of fnendhness either to Mu»s.: Montag or to the captain, the kiss on the hand had, for K., bound them mto a group whtch wotn keep him at a distancc from Miss Burstner whilstat the same time seeming to be totally harmless and unselfish. K. thought, however, that he saw morę than that, he thought he atso saw that Miss Montag had chosen a means of domg łt that was good, but two-cdged. She exaggerated the tmportancc of the relationship between K. and Miss Rtimner, and above all she exaggerated the to speak with her and she Wjjij&t&ćkę. tane to make out that K. was She would be