Plague narrative

The Plague narrative refers to stories or themes that explore how individuals and communities respond to infectious diseases and crises. It often highlights fears, morality, resilience, and societal changes prompted by outbreaks. These narratives can be found in literature, films, and history, illustrating human behavior under stress, the struggle to find meaning, and the impact on social structures. Essentially, the Plague narrative examines our collective and personal reactions to epidemics, emphasizing both the hardships and the potential for growth and understanding amid adversity.