Human In Plague

Living in the fear of impermanent death and cruel plague, people find that the most important thing is no longer the work that forces people all the time, no longer the entertainment, but the feelings that have been ignored all the time - "they now understand that if there is anything in the world that is worth looking forward to forever and can be obtained sometimes, it is the truth of the world." The master, Dr. K ü Er, was a hero fighting with the God of death in the disaster. He urged the mayor to issue a ban, called for the organization of rescue workers, and fought in the first line of rescue. Camus doesn't want to describe his behavior in terms of heroism. He thinks that the motivation of urging Dr. rier to do so in a disaster is "they know that's the only thing that needs to be done, and it's incredible not to make up your mind at such a time." Camus treated heroism with indifference - "but I am more willing to believe that if we pay too much attention to noble behavior, it will turn out to be an indirect and powerful praise of crime. Because it makes people think that noble behavior is so valuable, only because it is like the morning star, so ruthlessness and indifference are more often the driving force of human behavior. " What Camus wanted to praise was human emotion. Whether it was Cotal's extravagant desire for other people's care, Lambert's desire to return home, or Dr. rier's help to patients, these were just ordinary emotions. But because it is ordinary, and in ordinary times it is ignored. So it's no surprise that Lambert's later transformation, when he had the opportunity to leave, he chose to stay in the city to help Rieu. "There is nothing in the world worth people's love for it. But I don't know why, I also abandoned love Was it Leo's noble behavior that moved him? no "I'm here whether I want to or not. The trouble here has something to do with all of us. " It was still his most natural feeling.