Daru (character in Albert Camus’s short story "The Guest")
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Daru is the solitary, morally conflicted schoolteacher in Albert Camus’s short story "The Guest," whose reluctant involvement in escorting an Arab prisoner highlights themes of responsibility, freedom, and existential choice.
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| Daru (character in Albert Camus’s short story "The Guest") canonical | 1 |
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