camus

Meursault, the protagonist from Albert Camus’s novel 'The Stranger', lay on his cot in his prison cell, enduring the deafening silence that echoed within its stone walls. It was the day after his trial, and the verdict had not fallen in his favor. Awaiting his perpetual fate, he didn't feel remorse or anxiety but a mere indifference.

In the silent, desolate town of Oran, an unexpected visitor arrived. It was not a welcomed acquaintance, nor a long-lost family member. No, this visitor wore an invisible cloak, and it moved with a malignant intention, casting a deadly shadow over the unsuspecting town. This was the plague.