Different tran-. scriptions of the manuscript have been created, depending on various interpretations of the glyphs. We use a machine-readable transcription based on. the alphabet proposed by Currier (1976), edited. by DâImperio (1980) and others, made avail-. able by the members of the Voynich Manuscript.
What sort of person is dolphus Raymond? A white man from a rich family who lives with a black women and their children; the white community look down on him as he seems permanently drunk, but Scout and Dill learn th â¦ at by this he is giving the white community a reason for his schosen way of life
Camus identifies Sisyphus as the archetypal absurd hero, both for his behavior on earth and for his punishment in the underworld. He displays scorn for the gods, a hatred of death, and a passion for life. His punishment is to endure an eternity of hopeless struggle.