He walked toward the bus without looking back. Tipasa did not need his gaze. It had its own.
Camus argues that in an era of political violence, one must take refuge in the "solitary indifference" of nature—the sea, the light, the ruins. On Albert Camus's "Return to Tipasa" - Antony Lyon albert camus return to tipasa pdf
Camus ends the essay not with a solution, but with a vow: He walked toward the bus without looking back