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... felt guilty and useless. The story line for The Plague alternates from physical to mental suffering throughout the duration of the novel. M. Michel was the first to suffer physically. The descriptions of the deaths of both M. Michel and the rats --bloody and painful --show that the plague is a source of great physical suffering for those who are infected. Rieux found his ... ...
... together for warmth. The situation reminds Daru of "men who share the same rooms, soldiers or prisoners, [who] develop a strange alliance as if, having cast off their armor with their clothing, they fraternized every evening, over and above their differences, in the ancient community of dream and fatigue " (237). The bond he develops with his guest allows Daru to recognize the ... ...
... been living in at the time of her death. Meursault has a stranger feeling that he can see all of their faces clearly, that he can observe every detail of their clothing, and that they will be indelibly imprinted on his mind. He also gets the strange feeling that they are all watching him or making judgement over him and that they ... ...
... , Meursault transforms and begins to develop meaningful memories about the meaning of his life. In Part 1, all of his memories lack meaning. He can only remember trivial things such as clothing and appearances. At the funeral home, a man asks Meursault about his late mother, saying "was she old?" (16). Meursault is unable to remember this important detail about his mother and ... ...
