... in their solidarity. Their struggle against the enemy, which threatens their common humanity, is motivated out of selfless respect for man, whose nobility is demonstrated through the courage he displays every day as he preserves with a life that can never have meaning. ... Camus love of man is again expressed in The Plague when Camus testifies to a real and profound compassion for the vulnerability and loneliness ... of men separated from there loved ones. Rieux understood the torture of separation and reaffirmed that Rambert was right in putting love before fighting the plague (Plague...

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