Answer:
Absurd Hero in The Plague is Dr Rieux
Explanation:
French Nobel laureate Alber Kami explores the very limits of human existence and absurds in the exciting novel "The Plague". What happens to terms such as freedom, brotherhood, mercy, God and the good in the conditions of elevated or radically transformed intensity of life. Through the destinies of the protagonists, first of all Doctor Rieux, the writer tries to present a broader picture of the crucial issues of the time of the twilight of humanistic values. The novel is engaging and highly topical, especially today when social paranoia has reached extreme values due to the increasing threats to humanity in the form of the spread of deadly viruses, the explosion of terrorism, nuclear or natural disaster.
(b) 'They saw a tethered goat with a bright orange stripe across its back' is the first clause and 'they passed a farm' connected with 'as'
Part A: C
- The rose is overcoming a difficult situation and thriving.
Part B: C
- This supports the theme because, again, it talks about overcoming difficulties and moving forward.
Answer:
inside and outside addresses
formal salutations and closings
subject lines specific to the topic
