People
Freedom is too heavy to bear, especially when you’re down with a fever, or are distressed, or love nobody.
— Albert Camus
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Our reading
An editorial interpretation.
Freedom is pictured as a physical weight that gets heavier when you're feverish, upset, or without anyone to love. The speaker suggests liberty isn't always light; without comfort or connection, having no constraints can feel like carrying something far too big.
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