efs and concludes that he must continue in his role because... " You can't let them have their way" (Camus, 4). He states this referring to the Algerian people on whom he dictates the law to. Balducci makes an inauthentic choice as he continues in his role; instead of leaving he ignores his inner morals defying what he truly feels inside and longs for. This way is the easy way, he looks to others to give him orders instead of following his own orders: "Those are orders" (Camus, 3). There we can
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