In an essay, this author confronts the absurdity of existence by referencing a Greek figure who rolled a rock up a hill in The (*) Myth of Sisyphus.
One of this author's fictional characters watches dead rats pile up, treats Father Paneloux, and stays in contact with his wife, who left Oran. In an essay, this author confronts the absurdity of existence by referencing a Greek figure who rolled a rock up a hill in The (*) Myth of Sisyphus. In one of this novels, a character learns his mother has died and shoots an Arab on the beach. Protagonists created by this author include Dr. Rieux (ree-OO) and Meursault (mer-SOH). For 10 points, name this French existentialist who wrote The Plague and The Stranger.
One of this author's fictional characters watches dead rats pile up, treats Father Paneloux, and stays in contact with his wife, who left Oran.
Albert {Camus} ({ca}-{MOO})