There are two worlds that people live in, the real and the unreal. The unreal is a world full of stories, a person’s personal getaway. Most people read novels to try to escape the real world, to leave reality behind and the unbearable aspects of it, such as anger, fear and hurt. However the unreal world is relatively close to the real world and can take the traveler by surprise. All humans have experienced physical and mental pain, but the character never realizes that the characters in the novels are humans too. The authors of these novels are writing about what they know, conflict and human suffering. Alexander Solzhenitsyn’s One Day in the Life Ivan Denisovich and Albert Camus’ The Plague are perfect examples of the capacity of human suffering in society. Both authors try to portray the distress and torture a person can feel, although the situations are quite extreme the emotions and lessons that need to be learned are the same.

Early in One Day in the Life Ivan Denisovich we are shown that Ivan suffers physically and mentally. The concentration camp no

The life in the camp lead Ivan to suffer greatly from dawn to dusk. Nonetheless this suffering also leads him to try to survive, to conquer the human suffering and at the end of the day he did not feel sick anymore. This is one of the purposes of human suffering among many others.

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