The Absurd Loyalty
The lecture hall at the Sorbonne was empty except for Pierre Lefevre and a single student named Antoine who sat in the third row and slept through everything Pierre said. This was 1942, and the student who slept in Pierre's philosophy class was not a sign of poor teaching but of excellent timing—he was sleeping through the occupation. Pierre understood. He had slept through the first three...
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