ht go as far as to think that he would have been more content being killed for whate!
             Discussing his faith is one of the things that Barabbas does not talk much about. As for Clamence, he is blunt about his whole confession. He is open minded, and social about his problem. With his main problem being that he did not help the girl who leaped off the bridge. One could think that they are alike in this same way. If someone interprets The Fall as if Clamence is talking to himself then the two would be alike, because they would not discuss their personal issues with other people, or in public. Barabbas was still rather quiet about his
             past. In Barabbas, it is not clearly noted to what Barabbas did in his past for him to be sentenced to death. If you interpret The Fall as Clamence talking to himself you then might think that Barabbas might have mentioned more than Clamence because Barabbas did tell Sahak, the man who he was chained to, some stuff about his past, as for Clamence who never told anyone.
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