For Camus, Oedipus is _______ Sisyphus.
A) In a completely different sort of situations than
B) In the same sort of situation as
C) Tragic but happy, unlike
D) None of the above

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For Camus, Oedipus and Sisyphus share a fundamental existential condition, embodying the human struggle against the absurdity of life. Camus sees both figures as confronting their fates with a sense of rebellion and acceptance, which aligns them in the same sort of existential situation.

For Camus, Oedipus Is _______ Sisyphus