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1. What is the most important conflict that the main character faces? Was this conflict resolved? Explain.

The main character faces the conflicts of the mind and of the unpredictable future. Love, exile, suffering, religion; to one these may simple be nouns, “things”, but they all have one thing in common. They all inspire deep thought in mankind, causing us to stumble over the correct words to describe the emotions felt when discussing them. Rieux struggles between juggling patience with his job of fighting to relieve the suffering of the plague victims and his own personal distress. He becomes so caught up in his clashing conflicts that he barely realizes his own emotions. “Throughout the day the doctor was conscious the slightly dazed feeling that came over him whenever he thought about the plague was growing more pronounced. Finally he realized that he was afraid!” (56). Rieux also fights with remaining stoic during his job of dealing with giving worrisome......

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