In this work, Eurydice is taken back to the Underworld, after which Orpheus
In this work, Eurydice is taken back to the Underworld, after which Orpheus collapses on stage, in a performance of Gluck's Orpheus. Another character in this work witnesses a man spitting on cats from across his hotel room. Grand's anxiety prevents him from writing a letter to his former wife Jeanne in this work. This work's protagonist converses with Tarrou about Father Paneloux's sermons, which change in nature throughout this novel. The criminal Cottard fires his gun in the streets near the end of this work, at which point Raymond Rambert's wife visits him from Paris. This work opens with the death of thousands of rats in the streets of Oran, and focuses on Dr. Bernard Rieux. For 10 points, name this Albert Camus novel about the title epidemic.
In this work, Eurydice is taken back to the Underworld, after which Orpheus collapses on stage, in a performance of Gluck's Orpheus.
The Plague [or La Peste]