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Rhinoceros
From the "theatre of the absurd," this is the story of a man caught by the fear of remaining a human being when his fellow citizens are achieving animalistic conformity by turning into rhinoceroses.
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- "From the "theatre of the absurd," this is the story of a man caught by the fear of remaining a human being when his fellow citizens are achieving animalistic conformity by turning into rhinoceroses."@en
- "From the "Theatre of the Absurd" in which the characters become exposed to an epidemic that turns people, who appear to welcome the change, into horned pachyderms. An allegory with the change into pachyderm mirroring the change into a Nazi or any other totalitarian government."@en
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