The Plague

Regular day to day existence in Oran takes an unpropitious turn when dead rodents start to show up out of nowhere. Before long, their number gets overpowering and individuals begin to bite the dust. Step by step, the rodents vanish. Felines vanish. Mutts vanish. Individuals keep on dieing. The scene seems without life. Assets become rare. one needs to remain however nobody can leave. The city's doors are shut. The Plague is a sharp perception of day by day life in isolate. Also, substantially more. It is an account of our ethics and indecencies when we are scrutinized: of our conduct when passing is fast approaching. It is additionally seen as an allergory of the French reaction to Nazi control of France in the World War II.