“The Myth of Sisyphus” by Albert Camus reflects on the Greek myth and argues that as long as Sisyphus finds his life meaningless because of his punishment, then he will happiness. Sisyphus was sentenced to push a rock up a mountain, where the stone would fall back down because of its weight. Camus explains how Sisyphus avoided the punishment for years until Mercury forced him to commit back to his fate, and at that point Sisyphus became and absurd hero. Sisyphus spends his days pushing the rock ultimately accomplishing nothing, it is because of this the punishment is no longer a punishment. He becomes “superior to his fate. He is stronger than his rock”, and his life is what he makes of it, therefore he finds happiness. I agree with Sisyphus’
