After the son of Monsieur Othon dies, Father Paneloux (pan-uh-loo) becomes confused as to Gods wishes. Grand, a minor clerk, prevents Cottard from hanging himself, and later r
After the son of Monsieur Othon dies, Father Paneloux (pan-uh-loo) becomes confused as to Gods wishes. Grand, a minor clerk, prevents Cottard from hanging himself, and later recovers to work on his manuscript, although Tarrou, a political agitator, dies in the protagonists house. FTP, identify this novel, the story of the doctor Bernard Rieux (ree-uh), which is set in Oran and considered the best work of Albert Camus.
After the son of Monsieur Othon dies, Father Paneloux (pan-uh-loo) becomes confused as to Gods wishes.
The {Plague} or La {Peste}