Monkey Pushing Stone

Camus x Sun Wukong [Works written by the author under madness] In 1930, 17-year-old Albert Camus began to suffer from lung disease. When he was short of breath, he saw a monkey while he was half asleep. In 238 BC, the Monkey King got drunk, broke into the Senluo Palace in the Netherworld, stole the judge's book of life and death, and wiped it all over with thick ink. In his drunken state, he saw a foreigner through the book of life and death. [The gods are right, they feel that there is no more terrible punishment than futile and hopeless labor] When Camus was writing about Sisyphus, what he was thinking about was the futile monkey: The monkey who knew the outcome but still took the path of learning. Concept: Philosophers and Myths