The plague report
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The document discusses various reactions to "The Plague" by Albert Camus. It describes the themes in Camus' novel like death, sickness, and despair. It also summarizes some key events and reactions, including a priest claiming the plague was divine punishment, a character's frustration with being trapped in the city, and residents' complaints and attempts to escape from the quarantined city as well as their feelings of helplessness and loss of future without communication to the outside world.
The plague report
- 2. • Death • Sickness • Despair
- 3. Albert Camus The Plague Shows how a City
- 5. Denial
- 6. Paneloux Sermon • Punishment from God Rambert’s frustration for the Circumstance The attempted escapes from the city
- 7. Attempts of Rambert and others to be smuggled out of the city The constant complaints to the Prefecture and Government
- 8. • A deep longing for loved ones • Communications Cut-off • Exiled from everything • Helpless • To believe there is no future • Idle minds • (empty bodies/spiritless)
Editor's Notes
- Varied topics