Depicting this kind of mechanical, day-to-day living is important for Camus' purpose. In his Myth of Sisyphus, he said that the discovery and the disgust of this monotony — "rising, tram, four hours in the office or the factory — is absolutely essential for an understanding of the Absurd. Meursault has not yet made this discovery, but Meursault is not, by nature, introspective; he likes small pleasures — sex, swimming, a good night's sleep, and smoking. He will eventually make his discovery about the meaningless routine of his life, but it will come later in the novel. For the present, Camus wants us to see Meursault's restlessness on a day when there is no routine — no "rising, tram, four hours in the office." It would appear that not only do men dream,” Aristotle wrote in History of Animals, “but horses also, and dogs, and oxen; aye, and sheep and goats. . . .” Man United players don superhero outfits, while Donnarumma takes the life of a pirate... as sports stars show off their costumes for Halloween But since Aristotle’s day, more “modern” thinkers denied that animals could dream. Complex and mysterious, dreams were considered the exclusive province of so-called higher minds. She got the call at the end of the latest splatfest. Nessie vs Aliens vs Bigfoot. Shiver and Big man was gearing up for a celebration for team Nessie but Frye had to head home asap. The two understood emergencies always pop out of nowhere for all the clans.

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Now for the eels. Frye's eels usually went with her to Deep Cut's hide out after splatfests. The trio always took two days off, did some treasure hunting which the eels helped with or played with them in the wide open desert but today? If she was going to take one eel to the vet, might as well take them all.

Lots of dialogue, with a good mix of humour and clue dropping that kept me guessing who the killer was right until the final chapters. Premier League reveal their festive fixture calendar with Wolves vs Chelsea first Christmas Eve game in 28 years, just two football-free days in a fortnight Former QPR co-owner Tony Fernandes is slammed as 'unprofessional' for getting a half-naked massage during a WORK MEETING REVEALED: Manchester United players fear Erik ten Hag's hardline approach is affecting team morale with stars feeling that internal conflicts are damaging squad unity amid dismal start to season Sir Bobby Charlton remembered with moving tributes and minute of applause at Old Trafford ahead of the Manchester derby