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Summary, Analysis, and My Review of The Plague by Albert Camus

This essay on Albert Camus' The Plague provides a plot summary, discusses the use of symbolism and imagery (rats), and explores the main character (Rieux) and setting (Oran). The student also describes their experience reading the novel.
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Bridget's feedback:

"This is a productive draft that corrals a good set of raw material that explores the novel. Assuming the goal is an analytical essay, you can use these explorations to decide on a direction for the essay, including thesis, structure, what to use as evidence, and what areas you want to cover. If possible, I encourage you to keep the section on personal reaction in some form, which can inform an analytical essay and bring together your roles as reader and writer into a single rhetorical position.

In any future drafts I recommend substantially paring down the plot summary (unless demanded otherwise by your instructor). Instead, refer to plot details when your analysis demands it; this allows you to remind the reader about the action while keeping the focus on analysis."

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