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himself. ... of the human person stranded and alone in what threatens to become 
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epidemic" of the rhinoceroses serves as a convenient allegory for the mass ... In 
the play, people repeat ideas others have said earlier, or simultaneously say the 
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landscape--in this case when all who he knows turn into rhinoceroses. ... Eugene 
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Question: People turn into rhinoceroses in an allegorical play by this absurd dramatist
Answer: Eugene Ionesco