A Married Woman (Une femme mariée)

*Une femme mariée* (A Married Woman) is a short story by Albert Camus that explores the emotional turbulence of a woman whose husband is away. The narrative delves into themes of longing, fidelity, and internal conflict as she navigates her feelings and desires during her husband's absence. Through intimate portrayal, Camus examines human vulnerability and the complexity of personal identity within the context of marriage. The story highlights how everyday circumstances can evoke profound introspection and emotional depth, reflecting broader questions about morality, intimacy, and personal freedom.