Alas, after a certain age every man is responsible for his face.
In "The Fall," Albert Camus explores the idea that as people grow older, they become accountable for their outward appearance and the reflections of their inner selves. This theme suggests that our physical features serve as a testament to the choices and experiences we accumulate throughout life. The notion conveys a deeper message about self-awareness and the ethical implications of how one presents oneself to the world as an adult.
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